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children's cooking apron

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outofpractice · 31/10/2003 11:25

Ds wants a cooking apron like mine, ie not just the type of overall that you can buy for children doing painting. I remember having a small apron when I was little but have not seen any in the shops. Has anyone got one, from where?

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Beccarollo · 31/10/2003 11:29

Ikea have got them in! Saw them a couple of weeks ago.

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Twink · 31/10/2003 11:48

Dd got one with a cookie kit from Sainsbury's - unfortunately it's a 'Blue Parrot' one.


I also got her one from Lakeland (I think)

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hana · 31/10/2003 12:05

yup, and I think they are only a pound or so in Ikea, with 2 oven pads thingys as well. Bargin! It's just the dreaded trip to Ikea though....

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outofpractice · 31/10/2003 12:10

We don't have an IKEA or Lakeland within 2 hours of home ... been looking on the internet and am amazed that they are asking about £11 for a tiny apron.

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Twink · 31/10/2003 13:04

Just found this on Google (searched on kids aprons, uk only) which have some for less than half that.

If you get nowhere, post a description of what he wants and how big he is and I'll do you a quote ! Only half joking, sewing machine is currently acting as a dust magnet.

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binker · 04/11/2003 11:11

I got a nice checked one from Letterbox mail order (with my son's name embroidered on it)- looks very nice ! Also, I think the Rick Stein website has nice aprons and chef's jackets,

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JanZ · 04/11/2003 13:05

I got a "Thomas the Tank Engine" apron at a craft fair (actually, the craft tent at the Glasgow Highland Cattle Show) for a few quid. I felt very proud that I was already buying Christmas presents (this was the beginning of October) - now I just need to remember that I've got it!

How about buying a small amount of "children's" fabric (whatever your ds is interested in - Thomas or Tweenies or whatever) and making your own? It's a very simple shape and all you need to do is add ribbon for the ties and the bit that goes over your head.

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Jaybee · 04/11/2003 13:52

John Lewis usually do them - plastic coated ones in the handicraft area and plain white or navy blue in the school area - not sure if they have them on their website though.

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ruth30 · 08/07/2005 14:49

i run a business called Tasty Tales which is all about cooking with kids see \link{www.tastytales.co.uk} its worth a look if you enjoy cooking together. we are going to offer aprons but don't as yet, try splashinnovations.co uk i can't remember if they do one offs. our local market has loads don't know if you have a market near.

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babyonboard · 08/07/2005 22:43

asda have some really nice ones..red and white stripes, or polka dots and some other patterns..i think there are £1.99 each., i know this as i bought one thinking it was teatowels...he he

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