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Hostess with the Mostest - Golden Glow
This is NOT the apron you wear to cook your dinner. This is the one you put on just before your dinner guests arrive to look the totally elegant hostess that you are.
The half apron screams the 1950's, a time when most of the aprons you'd find in a homemaker's kitchen were half aprons. It makes little sense as far as protecting your clothing but who cares as long as you look good?
Created from a pattern printed found on the back of a vintage rick rack packet, this apron is fun to wear with its double swirly layers.
There are no pockets on this apron but pockets would be superfluous when playing hostess, right?
Made of pre-washed & dried cotton.
One size. One of a kind.
Swirly - Christmas Snowglobes
Doesn't everyone need a Christmas Apron? I think so.
Flirty and sassy are words often used to describe the Swirly and it is a showstopper! When this is on the mannequin front and center if my booth, it brings smiles to the faces of those who are surprised to see an apron that looks like such fun to wear. The skirt of the Swirly is what gives this aprons its pizazz, making it totally irresistible. Once this apron is put on the urge to sashay those hips is hard to resist.
The Swirly couldn't be easier to wear: put it over your head and tie the waist and you're ready for whatever your kitchen can throw at you. The wide neck band, which is the same used on many of my one-size aprons, is comfortable and never pulls on the back of the neck. As with all my aprons, bias binding encloses the raw edges of this pre-washed, 100% cotton apron.
Unlike her sister Swirly aprons, this version has a functional patch pocket to hold life's essentials. Its double layer gives it body and shape.
You can wear this apron all day and stay comfortable, not to mention look quite glamorous.
One Size. One of a Kind.
1940's Rick Rack Apron - Zig Zags
The 1940's was Rack apron one of the first apron styles I made to sell. This one sports a pocket square turned on its side, folded over to create a triangle, and anchored with a vintage black button.
Designed with the over-the-head neck piece for ease of wear and comfort, this apron ties at the back and is adaptable to most body types and its slightly dipping hemline gives this apron a graceful line.
All edges are bound with bias binding and seams are sewn without any exposed raw edges.
Made of 100% pre-washed & dried cotton.
One size. One of a Kind.
1965 Women's Day Tunic Apron - With Flowers!
When I saw the vintage ad for this apron I was determined to find a copy. It was a mail in Woman's Day magazine pattern and I lucked out and found an original and uncut. This particular apron has linen-enhanced ties and one large front pocket.
Pre-washed and dried cotton.
One Size.
Hostess with the Mostest - Winter Foxes
This is NOT the apron you wear to cook your dinner. This is the one you put on just before your dinner guests arrive to look the totally elegant hostess that you are. The half apron screams the 1950's, a time when most of the aprons you'd find in a homemaker's kitchen were half aprons. It makes little sense as far as protecting your clothing but who cares as long as you look good?
Created from a pattern printed on the back of a vintage rick rack packet, this apron is fun to wear with its swirly skirt. One large pocket is there for you when you need it. Ties are long enough to bring around to the front to secure.
Pre-washed and dried cotton.
One size.
Hostess with the Mostest - Swirled
This is NOT the apron you wear to cook your dinner. This is the one you put on just before your dinner guests arrive to look the totally elegant hostess that you are. The half apron screams the 1950's, a time when most of the aprons you'd find in a homemaker's kitchen were half aprons. It makes little sense as far as protecting your clothing but who cares as long as you look good?
Created from a pattern printed on the back of a vintage rick rack packet, this apron is fun to wear with its double swirly layers. There are no pockets on this apron but pockets would be superfluous when playing hostess, right?
The ties are long enough to bring around to the front.
Pre-washed and dried cotton.
One size.
1940's Rick Rack Apron - Japanese Parasols
The 1940's was Rack apron one of the first apron styles I made to sell. This one sports a pocket square turned on its side, folded over to create a triangle, and anchored with a vintage red button.
Designed with the over-the-head neck piece for ease of wear and comfort, this apron ties at the back and is adaptable to most body types and its slightly dipping hemline gives this apron a graceful line.
All edges are bound with bias binding and seams are sewn without any exposed raw edges.
Made of 100% pre-washed & dried cotton.
One size. One of a Kind.
Blue Christmas Swirly
Flirty and sassy are words often used to describe the Swirly and it is a showstopper! When this is on the mannequin front and center if my booth, it brings smiles to the faces of those who are surprised to see an apron that looks like such fun to wear. The skirt of the Swirly is what gives this aprons its pizazz, making it totally irresistible. Once this apron is put on the urge to sashay those hips is hard to resist.
The Swirly couldn't be easier to wear: put it over your head and tie the waist and you're ready for whatever your kitchen can throw at you. The wide neck band, which is the same used on many of my one-size aprons, is comfortable and never pulls on the back of the neck. As with all my aprons, bias binding encloses the raw edges of this pre-washed, 100% cotton apron.
Take a square pocket, turn it on its side, fold over one corner while anchoring it with a vintage button and you have a pocket with style. Its double layer gives it body and shape.
You can wear this apron all day and stay comfortable, not to mention look quite glamorous.
Made of 100% pre-washed and dried cotton.
One Size. One of a Kind.
1940's Rick Rack - Grandma's Apron
The 1940's was Rack apron one of the first apron styles I made to sell. This one sports a pocket square turned on its side, folded over to create a triangle, and anchored with a vintage green button.
Designed with the over-the-head neck piece for ease of wear and comfort, this apron ties at the back and is adaptable to most body types and its slightly dipping hemline gives this apron a graceful line.
All edges are bound with bias binding and seams are sewn without any exposed raw edges.
Made of 100% pre-washed & dried cotton.
One size. One of a Kind.