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I found a little tutorial on how to make these. A great way to use up tiny scraps. Throw in a Yo-Yo and a button or two and WAHOO
When I told their Dad that the boy's didn't like their capes he sugggested that perhaps it was their Mom's that needed "SUPERMOM" capes. Since I was already planning on making them aprons, I decided to combine the two. I made the bib part reversible and gave them a dish towel with big safety pins to pin on for the cape. I included this story: http://hillbillyhousewife.com/apronevangelism.htm to go along with it. I thought it was kind of funny. So, if you see the girls with their aprons on, you better give them their due respect.

Now the problem has become
how to get it off of him!
Tyson decided that he
loves his cape and wants
to wear it everywhere.
I haven't checked with
Bekah today to see if she
was able to take him to
church without it.