Utility Apron with Cap {1945}
Taffeta Party Apron {1945}
Ruffle Apron {1945}
Simple Apron {1945}
Heart Apron {1945}
Pillbox Tilt Hat {1943}
Drafting a Sailor Collar {1942}
Free Crocheting Slipper Patterns {1940s}
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Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Going Through the Era's // Crafty Tuesday {1940s}
Today I'll just have to share free patterns for the 1940s. As I spent the day baking, cooking dinner, club meeting, and putting together a family movie night for this evening (we watched Twelve O'Clock High {1949}). I really need to work on doing a craft from an era one of these weeks, instead of just sharing tutorials & free patterns.
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Thank you for these new projects for me to try! (esp. the Sailor Collar!)
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Adrienne
Love the patterns!
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Those kitchen embroidery patterns are adorable! I want to learn how to embroider - I think handmade tablecloths and tea towels are so sweet.
ReplyDeleteSo many cute things! I love all the apron patterns.
ReplyDeleteOoohh! Twelve O'Clock High??! We LOVE that movie!
xox Kay
I've needed to make an apron forever! Maybe I'll use one of these.
ReplyDeleteI want a pillbox hat although I am not sure if I have enough "gumption" to where it. I have always been embarrassed by wearing hats for some reason, I supposed because they are so attention getting even when they are small.
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