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Vogue Patterns: 8643 (Aprons) - Type:Accessories

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MissMarnie


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5/9/11 2:54 PM

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	talesofawannabe said... i think it turned out nicely! I happen to be working on this same apron now and I agree with your observation that the sides don't have nearly the amount of poof as the drawing indicated. :] 5/9/11 4:42 PM
	Vintage Joan said... Very nice!! 5/9/11 5:22 PM
	MorganAdcock said... I love the fabric you chose for this vintage pattern. Most likely, women wearing these aprons in the 50s would have been wearing wide skirts, and appropriate petticoats underneath them, which would have spread the apron skirt. It seems strange that the illustrations don't show this. 5/9/11 6:55 PM
	Peter in NYC said... Great apron! 5/9/11 7:47 PM