Sometimes, commonsense just goes out of the window.
Sometimes, the practical becomes impractical.
I think I knew when I bought these two pinnies that I was kidding myself.
I think I knew that I’d have trouble summoning up the urge to cut them up to make use of the fabric.
I don’t wear pinnies.
But I might have to make an exception. Especially for that beauty with the teacups.
Otherwise, I’ll just never be able to justify buying it. ♥
Those teacups are adorable!
I know! I just couldn’t resist them! 🙂
These are so cute. I can’t resist getting cute pinnies, even though I rarely wear them!
Ahem, guilty as charged!
I always associate pinnies with domestic servitude but I don’t feel that about an apron which I use quite a lot due to my general messiness. But I would make an exception for the teapot one although everyone would fall about laughing if I came out with that and tea on a tray!
Haha! Domestic servitude has never been in my nature! I do the bare minimum (and that with quite bad grace) so anything that makes it more enjoyable (loud music, a pretty pinny, alcohol) can only be a good thing in my book!
LOVE the teapot one, you obviously had to have it, whether you wear it or not! I agree, doing housework is only bearable with a good soundtrack and anything else that makes it fun rather than just a faff. I hoard tablecloths, which we don’t use (I would be horrified if anyone dropped food on them!) but I also can’t bear to cut them up! Hope you’re having a marvelous weekend. xxx
Ha! I do that all the time. Was just looking at a fab vintage dress that is far too big in a charity shop – but I’m not up to dress altering yet and I don’t think I could cut into it – so I put it back – but the lure is strong….I also have a pretty vintage pinny hanging around and never worn 🙂
They are both so cool! I can’t wait to see what you make with the teacups.
Love them. You should wear them! It’ll make kitchen/house work a little prettier. 😀