Looking for Kitchen aid cover, mickey of course

[mum of two pirates]

Not the body parts. I would like something maybe black, red, white. I would so love to s=find some mickey flag material. Or maybe a pic of snow whites witch handing her the aplle or her cooking the brew in the big black pot. I am going to find the saying on the maleficent apron and put it around the top of my kitchen. Anyone know what it is? So If I could find a pic I would have someone make me one with her on it. lol Its a big joke around here as i'm not a great cook. lol

 

[dawnn12]

im looking for a cover also the only thing i can think of is making one(if you have a sewing machine) and if you can find the right materal. kitchen aid makes covers but they are in red white and black solid colors only so no help there sorry i couldnt be of any more help

 

[karriboo]

im looking for a cover also the only thing i can think of is making one(if you have a sewing machine) and if you can find the right materal. kitchen aid makes covers but they are in red white and black solid colors only so no help there sorry i couldnt be of any more help

Have you thought about stitching on one of the covers you can buy. With waste canvas you can stitch anything your imagination allows. Just a thought! Good luck!

 

[dawnn12]

I have the fabric pieces each one has a different scene on it - so i could do a different on each side. Now only if I had a sewing machine I would make one.

http://www.amazon.com/Wonderful-World-Disney-Fabric-Evening/dp/B004LE1JTW

i have a few different ones like these

 

[denisem]

I have the fabric pieces each one has a different scene on it - so i could do a different on each side. Now only if I had a sewing machine I would make one.

http://www.amazon.com/Wonderful-World-Disney-Fabric-Evening/dp/B004LE1JTW

i have a few different ones like these

You wouldn't have to necessarily sew - as the cover would only be laundered occasionally, you could iron the picture onto fusible bonding web (available in sheets at fabric stores), trim the picture and iron it onto an existing cover. The raw edges could be covered by fabric paint or glued trim.