Green Gables embroidered on one of the pockets.
Lilies-of-the-Valley embroidered on another pocket.
Pattern Description: Ladies apron inspired from a 1910-1912 apron.
Pattern Sizing: 8-18. I made it in a size 10.
Did it look like the photo/drawing on the pattern envelope once you were done sewing with it? Yes! Though I added some changes, like embroidery. =)
Were the instructions easy to follow? Super easy.
What did you particularly like or dislike about the pattern? It is an easy pattern that can be made in so many ways.
Fabric Used: A nice muslin from Joann Fabrics.
Pattern Alterations or any design changes you made: I added some embroidery, which I did free-hand.
Would you sew it again? Yes! I love aprons, they are so useful.
Would you recommend it to others? Yes!
~Ashley
P.S.
This is entered in A Lemon Squeezy Home's sew through the decades challenge.
Your apron is LOVELY,
ReplyDeleteAshely! Beautiful job. :)
Lovely embroidery.
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cute--i just love anne of green gables! i was completely obsessed as a kid.
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I like the stitch-work, it's really good!
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What a lovley apron Ashley and the embroidery is just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteA very nice apron. One of my favourite styles, along with the "Jewel" apron http://dustyrivers.com/category_1/Aprons.php Lovely embroidery also, a very nice AOGG touch. I made my edwardian style aprons with cross ties as I found the straight ties sometimes fell off my shoulders when bending. My next project, http://dustyrivers.com/item_6/Harvey-Girl-Apron-Vintage.php Harvey Girl apron,(Vintage style)
ReplyDeleteAs you can see I like my aprons large and with a full skirt,no use having a tiny waist apron for serious houseork :)
Blessings,
Grace.
Gourgous!
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