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New vintage style apron

10:29, Monday, May 28, 2007 .. Posted in Sewing .. 4 comments .. Link

Here is a project I did for a friends birthday this week. I had actually made one for myself, and then decided to make one for a friend that has recently started to make her own bread. Ya know, when you make bread you HAVE to have an apron right? So on her birthday I got her a Panera bread cookbook and made her this apron. I really like the look of the apron, it is a new pattern with the vintage style. I chose some summery fruit and matching bright colors and trimmed it with orange. The fabric is a seersucker type and will not be too hot to wear in the Summer.

Adorable

10:41, Monday, May 28, 2007 .. Posted by Chas
That is SOOOOOOO adorable! What pattern did you use? I love that pattern!!!
Please share!!!
:D
Chas

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11:01, Monday, May 28, 2007 .. Posted by GoofyMamma
Love it! Yes and I want the pattern too. How cute. Your friend is going to love wearing it because you made it. Thanks for sharing.
Kim

Beutiful Apron!!!!!

12:29, Monday, May 28, 2007 .. Posted by maa
Ooooh!! That is really pretty. Where did you get the pattern. You did a very nice job!!!! I am sure your friend loved it.
Belle~homesteadgirls

Glad to share

05:18, Monday, May 28, 2007 .. Posted by blurose
It is a McCalls 3979 pattern and it has 5 vintage styles to choose from. I made another one from it, here it is:
http://www.homesteadblogger.com/countryhomeschoolin/47219/Vintage+apron+done.html

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