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Thanks for the review. (Yes, I could see the side view by hitting the ">" button.) Great job! I like your fabric and buttons. This could have been an independent pattern, since some of them were published with no name at that time.
3/1/03 6:04 PM
Great Apron Lisa, the print is also lovely. I am seeing a lot of vintage aprons in fashion these days. Sew News' latest issue also talks about it.
3/1/03 7:46 PM
What a cute apron!! It surely makes one good piece of nice housewear!! The fabric choice is so much fun, too. I can imagine you will feel happy just by wearing it.
3/1/03 7:56 PM
Lisa, It's darling! I am always amazed at how much the vintage apron patterns sell for on eBay. I collect vintage patterns but aprons, for some reason are always off the top! You have inspired me to try making a few. I agree sometimes the directions on older patterns are difficult but I think it's because they start out assuming you know a lot already because most women knew the basics back then.
3/1/03 10:19 PM
Oh yes, I have a lot of old patterns with no manufacture name on the envelope and from what I understand women used to order thses from local newspapers. They were cheaper than name brand patterns.
3/1/03 10:22 PM
Lisa, that's really attractive -- simple shape suits the bright print. Nice job!
3/2/03 0:20 AM
Super cute apron, Lisa! The fabric is so sunny--makes me smile. :-)
3/2/03 4:14 PM
I love your apron, very nice!
6/22/03 4:01 AM
Wow! This is adorable. It makes me want to sew aprons.
6/29/03 5:57 PM