APRONS
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1878 Linen & Batiste
Aprons One Size The linen apron was made of gray linen and trimmed with bias of white batiste. The embroidered batiste and lace apron was made in white with blue and green embroidery. Yardage - Approx 1 yd 45" wide each |
#1134 $6.75 |
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1878 Muslin Kitchen
Apron One Size Kitchen apron originally of white muslin trimmed with a frill of pleated muslin. Yardage - Approx 1 1/2 yds 45" wide |
#1135 $7.75 |
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1868 Kitchen Apron One Size This apron is cut gored, and is wide enough to protect the skirt of the dress. It is buttoned together behind and is also suitable to wear in the garden when gathering fruit or vegetables. Yardage - Approx 3 Yds 45" wide |
#1194 $9.50 |
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1928 One-Yard Bias Cut Flapper
Apron One Size This wonderful apron from 1928 is the answer to the question, “what can you make out of 1 yard of fabric?” It is cut on the bias and is designed to be made from a 36” square of fabric. The drape is great and it fits everyone. We played around with it and found we also liked the 2-yard reversible version. Also included is a child-sized apron pattern |
#DOS2802 $9.50 |
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1940's Apron from Val's Kitchen One Size The apron has a separate neck piece, a
hear-shaped pocket and it provides full frontal coverage for cooking.
The edges are finished with bias binding. |
#DOS4001 $10.00 NEW |
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1950's Protect & Serve Apron Multi-Size - 30-46 Bust Did women actually cook and do housework in high heels in the 1950s? Possibly even in a girdle and stockings?!? Well whatever the case was then, it won’t matter what you wear underneath this FANTASTIC apron from the mid 1950s because all eyes will be on your apron |
#DOS5005 $15.00 NEW |
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