Vintage Cooking Aprons

I have been looking for retro looking aprons for a while now. I finally just thought to make my own vintage apron or maybe a few... I do sew but I am not great at it. I really want to cook in retro vintage aprons! I have chosen about 5 to 8 aprons to make and I found all of the patterns online for free.I do have the links to these aprons. Click on the links below.

Here are some pictures of the aprons I plan to make: 

Vintage Heart Apron

Valentine Ruffles

Retro/Vintage Style 

Half Apron

Good Weekend

I have figured out a few Irish recipes that I am going to cook. I will have to cook them a while from now when I have time but I will write about it.

In my Microsoft class we are making magazine covers on publisher. I am making a magazine like Food Network Magazine. It is fun to make and I will show it on here soon!

Yesterday I baked some dog biscuits for my boyfriend's dog. His parents thought it was cool and not many people make dog treats. I am also thinking of making cat treats soon!

My boyfriend likes my cooking and I love to cook for him. He doesn't eat everything but I am glad he at least tries some of it. I am glad his parents eat a lot of different things because I love seeing people smile and enjoy my cooking.

Irish Inspired

Yesterday I received an Irish Claddagh ring and it has inspired me to cook a few Irish dishes soon. I have some recipes already picked out but I want someone to suggest some Irish recipes! :) When I think of Ireland I see green grass, fresh water and air, friendly people, and recipes that have been used for over 200 years.

I like to cook dishes from different countries but I only cook them if they are not too fattening! Most Nutritionists say that it is best to have a balanced macro-nutrient diet and I believe that it is true. A balanced diet is healthier than just cutting out calories or carbohydrates. You also need to watch your sodium intake to not raise your blood pressure. 

Ask me any questions on recipes and nutrition facts!