We are quickly approaching Mother’s Day and what better
symbol of mother than the apron! Now, these
garments have been worn since ancient times as something to protect the
clothing and to indicate status, but they could also be very decorative. The word “apron” actually originates from the
French word “naperon” (small tablecloth).
Well, they are back in vogue and are considered retro chic! Remember the TV moms of the 40’s and 50’s? Donna Reed would never have been caught in
her kitchen without an apron on! These
little garments can be sturdy and functional with lots of pockets and a full
bib top or sheer and frilly if you were playing the role of a “hostess”. If you were taught to sew, this was probably one of the first projects

This is an example of bias tape and hand embroidered embellishment |
These sweet little aprons were hand crocheted with ribbon trim |
This is so cute with its sheer apron and polished cotton pocket! |
Another example of a gingham apron with a chicken scratch border |
Rick rack was a popular embellishment for mid century fashion |
A nice pineapple design crocheted apron with perky red ribbons |
This is what I need! Something that covers me from top to bottom!! |
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