When I saw this cute little apron that Fern made for the Attic Window Quilt Shop I started thinking about aprons. Why don’t I ever wear one? Am I just lazy? Or maybe I don’t dress up any more and who cares if my sweatshirt gets a spot on it. Yikes! Maybe I should care. Do you know how hard it is to get some of those spots out of your shirts? Then I wondered, does anyone wear an apron anymore? I remember when my mother wore an apron. She always put on her apron when she came home from work. My grandmother didn’t work outside the home, but she always wore her apron while she worked around the house. It wasn’t half an apron like above either. It was a full apron that covered all of her, from her neck to her ankles. Curious about the history of aprons, I Googled it and found this interesting article on Clotilde. This article brought back wonderful memories and I hope you get a chance to read it.
I found another article at the
Apron Shoppe and according to them, aprons “are currently at the center of a renaissance as a chic and practical accessory for the modern woman." Are you a modern woman? Above is the other side of this reversible apron.
I love the scalloped edge. Become a modern woman. Stop in at the shop, pick up an apron pattern and make one for yourself and a few as gifts. The pattern is from Sew, So Cute by Mary Engelbreit.
While visiting Elisa at
Bits From The ScrapBasket I saw that she had a wonderful link for free redwork patterns. They are darling. I love cats and couldn’t resist these.
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Stay Calm! Stay Kind! Stay Positive!
Caroll
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