Retro apron

Aprons took on a new role in the 1950s. Many were still practical, designed for a woman keep clean while cooking or maintaining the home. However, 1950s aprons were also becoming prettier with decorative details that had little if any use. The apron was a mandatory part of the housewife's uniform. She had to look

Cute vintage, retro, and old fashioned aprons make cooking and craftmaking much more fun! We've found both apron sewing patterns and new vintage aprons for sale online inspired by designs of the Victorian, Edwardian, 1910s, 1920s, 1930s, 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s. Long white ruffled aprons were common in the time of Downton Abbey while shorter,

This is a very cute full apron with a sweetheart neckline. This apron has a double circle skirt for volume with ruffles on the bodice and around the mini apron. It is the same style as our French Maid apron, the only difference is fabric. The Apron is fully adjustable with two straps that go around the neck [29.5 inches each] and two straps for the waist [32.5 inches each] so you can adjust how high or low you would like it. From top to bottom the apron measures 30 inches, and the waist…

A collection of 20 free vintage apron patterns.

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Large scale retro-mod leaf design is the perfect blend of pretty AND practical…just what the modern gal desires! The apron is constructed of 100% premium cotton Michael Miller's "Whimsy Doozie" fabric featuring stylized flowers and a paisley designs in pinks, greens and blues against a white background. Neckline, bust line and pocket are made from a coordinating pink and red polka dot fabric accented with baby pink ric rac. The entire apron is trimmed in white, with no exposed seams.

Learn how to make Sew A Gertie Retro Half Apron at JOANN fabric and craft store online. Find detailed step-by-step instructions to complete your project today!

A new sewing adventure to bore you all with: I borrowed a vintage apron pattern from Lemonianta and used it to make her an apron as part of her birthday present. It turned out well, and here it is…

I love aprons. There are so many fun styles of aprons to make and so many cute fabrics to work with. When selecting my projects for my sewing classes this semester, I wanted to choose a project that