Vintage Apron Patterns
Apron patterns are easy to use and make great gifts for the ladies.
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Gold and silver middy braid trim crisp organdy apron Party apron takes only 1 yard of organdy and 3 1/4 yards of both gold and silver trim. To make: Cut 30x15" rectangle on the bias. Mark six diamonds that have 5" sides along bottom of the rectangle. Cut; leaving hem allowance. Hem, add ties and the braid. Designed by Ellen Yard. |
Metallic woven tape is all the adornment needed.
Golden richness of metallic tape brings shining beauty to this pretty organdy gift apron.
To Make: You need 7/8 yard organdy, cut one piece 36x18 inches; two ties 30x4 inches; and a waistband 15x5 inches. You need 7 yards of tape so you can stitch 5 rows on bottom, 2 on at waist.
Design: M. F. McDonald.
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Trees made from skirt facing parade across apron. This festive gift costs little to make, yet is so attractive. To Make: Follow the directions given above. Tree trim takes 2 yards skirt facing. Make trunks from 7 1/2" strip folded half lengthwise, cut in 5 pieces. For trees, cut 15 strips 4" long. Fold, press into triangles, 3 to a tree. Design: M. F. McDonald. |
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