I have finally completed the Bonne apron. It is pure Southern Charm. Perfect with pearls and sweet tea on a hot Virginia day. I ended up making a little bow thingie with two vintage tatted coasters. They are removable. It just needed somethig to make it complete.
The photos below are the ones while this was a WIP. Now I want to try my hand at some really unusual fabrics and styles....but we'll see.
G
This apron is a retro pattern that I got from a link posted by Bonne over on Mary Jane's Farmgirl site. I love this apron. Bonne you are right it is ultra feminine and very retro.
This is being constructed from a very soft, pale peach muslin. I might even add a couple of pockets with some embroidery on each pocket. I'll have to see. The pattern doesn't call for any pockets. I think it is meant to be a hostess type apron, but I would wear this one whenever I was feeling down in the dumps. It is a sure picker upper!!
Here is the link for anyone else who wants to try this one. Just working out a couple of minor bugs in the instructions, but nothing too difficult!
Retro apron pattern from 1949
Thanks Bonne!
G
Saturday, August 11, 2007
Final thoughts...
Thank you for visiting today. Feel free to sit for a spell and wander through my archives of sewing projects, aprons, original poems and stories, musings and vintage treasures. I really love guests in my home....and if you wish, leave me a comment so I will know you were here! AG
5 comments:
That is so pretty!
Aunt George,
You are something else! I love that apron. The ideas just keep comming, how do you sleep. Must be a hundred things you want to do. That is a real beauty, you sure can sew.
NANCY JO
OMG!! I can't wait to try this pattern~it turned out wonderfully!!
**Blushing** @ the name LOL
hugs,
Bonne
Great job on the apron.
I have been thinking of you.
Lindy
Ilove that apron. Very nice. Hope you and yours have a blessed day.
Laura
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