Vintage aprons

Click here for a collection of beautiful vintage aprons that are lovely and functional for anyone who loves cooking and baking.

Collection of six vintage apron patterns, some really cute retro styles in this lot! These look complete, I think - though the patterns are used, and the envelopes are very worn.

PRICES MAY VARY. Material: Cotton Apron is a natural material that absorbs water and oil and can also dry quickly.Compared to other materials of aprons, a cotton apron is practical when used in the kitchen. It's soft, skin-friendly, breathable, lightweight and durable. Personalized Design：Cross-Back Style for easily taking on & off, No tie Design,Sew up with thread, will not fall off ，it is easy to put on and take off, convenience and comfortable,Each side has a big pocket, convenient…

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PRICES MAY VARY. 【PREMIUM MATERIAL】Soft cotton linen material. Comfortable & breathable. Suitable for high-end cafes, leisure bars, home baking, kitchen, gardening. 【FASHION & PRACTIACL STYLE】Simple, stylish and convenient design. Cross-Back Style for easily taking on & off. Two large pockets for keeping your tools, utensils, and a notepad within reach. 【FIT FOR MOST】Length: 33.3", Width:42". Shoulder Strap length: 19.3". Fashion apron provides wrap-around protection and comfortable to wear…

On the hunt for an apron sewing pattern inspired by the late 19th century, a la Little House on the Prairie? Maybe you're more interested in Betty Draper or Lucille Ball-inspired designs from the mid-20th century. How about a fun and funky '70s style apron for entertaining? You will find them all and more in this collection of 28 Free Vintage Apron Patterns. The terms "vintage" and "retro" can be convoluted in that there isn't a set decade that fits. In this case, we're mostly focusing on…

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This is a 1940's illustration on how to do the outline stitch. Very simple really. (I just realized that I have been holding my thread down, not up, as in the picture! My stitches overlap the other way. It is still pretty, either way!) For those of you who are still feelling a bit uncertain. Here are detailed instructions. 1. Working from left to right, with needle pointing right to left, pull needle up at starting point. 2. Take a small stitch along line you want to embroider, going down on…

Afternoon tea aprons from Ladies Home Journal, 1911. So pretty! I say let's have some afternoon tea!

A huge list of free apron patterns for your enjoyment! This list is great and includes patterns for full aprons, half aprons and child-size aprons.