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Kaleidoscope Pocket Apron

Give a loved one a stylish and useful gift that will help her better pursue the activities she loves with our 100% cotton multi-use Kaleidoscope Flowers Pocket Apron designed by Lori Siebert. Charcoal coloring complements any outfit and the large front pocket adds a bright, cheerful touch in a matching blue and orange pattern. Pocket aprons are always the best aprons, but this one also includes a convenient towel loop. The style fits attractively and comfortably with a free-range of motion for many activities. Any woman can wear this all-size apron as a fun and problem-solving gift no matter her responsibilities or hobbies. You might give it as a cooking apron, a gardening apron or a crafting apron for birthdays, holidays, the start of a new hobby or just because. Don't hesitate to give this fun and functional apron to yourself, too! We all deserve to have less stress and more fun.

Size: 38"w x 32"h
Materials: 100% cotton
Care Instructions: Machine Wash - Cold, Machine Wash - Delicate, Warm Iron as Needed, Tumble Dry - Low, Do Not Bleach
Copyright: © 2020 Lori Siebert for DEMDACO
UPC: 638713543615

SKU: 1004180618

For artist Lori Siebert, creative inspiration is as close as her family. This focus on meaningful relationships is a common thread apparent throughout her collections. At the age of seven, Lori began taking art lessons and won a ribbon for her painti ng at a local fair. From that day forward, art became an essential part of her life. Taking classes to expand her talent led to a degree in graphic design and opening her design firm, Olika Studio. Now, she splits her time between her home studio and mentoring a growing number of talented designers at Olika Studio. With a mix of media from acrylics and watercolors to torn paper and clay, Lori’s eclectic work spans sculpture, painting and illustration. Her designs feature unique materials and i nspiring hand-lettered texts, and her influences include vintage quilts, her children's drawings and quirky folk asked to define her style, Lori says, “I like to be a bit of a chameleon. Experimentation with different styles and mediums feeds my i