One last sewing project this week--a cobbler's apron for Clara to match Daisy's dress. Same floral, same red binding. I've used this pattern before, but this time I cut out the wider neckline: "poncho" style, the pattern terms it.
Clara loves wearing these all day over a crisp white blouse.
Oooo, I want one!
ReplyDeleteLove your blog! Where do you find the vintage patterns?
ReplyDeleteEllen
I would wear it all day, too!!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful, Anna! And I love the look of your pristine laundry hanging on the clothesline!
ReplyDeletemy mother use to wear one of these every day! They are neat!
ReplyDeleteI love this apron and Clara you wear it very well.
ReplyDeleteI would love to have this apron to wear while I sew to
keep the notions in the pockets.
Daisy's apron earlier this week and Clara's today
have brought back good memories of the first dress
I ever made at age 12. A dress that had this samenk
pocket effect all the way across and was very cute.
than was a long long time ago.
Happy Sewing! :)
Ms. Dale
Wow, you are such a talented lady. God has for sure blessed you with the gift of sewing, if only I could follow a pattern!
ReplyDeleteOhhh! Me too, me too! I want one! How much more exciiting than just a usual apron.
ReplyDeleteMake one in green and I'd buy it in a heart beat at your Etsy store. I've been looking forever for an apron that actually covers my entire front instead of only 6 inches of the middle. (And has pockets.) Even my vintage one from Grandma doesn't cover up my entire top.
ReplyDeleteClara is such a lady.
ReplyDeleteWhere do you find these beautiful patterns?
ReplyDeleteNice job on the piping! Daisy's dress looks great, too. So glad to be enjoying your blog again.
ReplyDeleteAppreciating the inspiration, Leslie
What a nice verstile pattern for your children. Honestly, such a touch of the old with the new and you complete the projects so well.
ReplyDeleteThese are my favorite kind of aprons! I have one in particular that I use for my clothespins. It has saved me a ton of time having the pins right there in those pockets.
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