So today, when my dear daughter and I were out and about on a shopping jaunt, I found this pretty little thing......
Now I know it is not really a vintage apron, but I just fell in love with the bright cheery flowers. The apron has a nice little scalloped edge that could easily pass as an apron from the past. The really wonderful part was that this little apron cost less then 1 1/2 yards of fabric.
My fabric have all sighed a sigh of relief, and they are safe once again.
9 comments:
Oh that is a pretty apron and I actually thought vintage when I saw it. If you have any antique malls near you, there are often linens and aprons for really good prices.
Crispy
Ciao, sono passata a visitare il tuo blog. Complimenti
LOL, As soon as I saw the photot, I thought it was Vintage, too, Crispy!
Great apron, Jocelyn. And, trust me, I KNOW aprons - and LOVE aprons.
Can you believe it - I'm thinking about which one to sew up next. But - I have so many other things to be working on as well.
My grandmother used to have one that she just put it over her head. It was crossed at the back, but very roomy. I loved that style of apron on her.
I love the one you made, so practical. I must get one made for the cottage too.
Very Nice! You know I love aprons...that one is especially lovely. I'm posting one this week. Hope all is well in the kitchen!
It's a beautiful apron and what a find!
Micki
You found a treasure, I love vintage aprons and can just see them in the kitchen years ago.
Keep Stitchen'
Bonnie
What a lovely apron you found...I make aprons, and I have a collection of vintage ones that I never wear!...Take care, Katie
Your apron may not be vintage now but in 25 years it will be. :) Wear it in good health and pass it along when the time comes for the next owner to cherish as vintage.
Judy
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