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more aprons! These are made using a free pattern I found at sewing patterns.com50’s style, lots of frills and even more ric rac!
lots of fun although not sure how practical they will turn out to be!
Material Notes
Both fabrics bought from charity shops. The miles of ric rac from Bonds of Farsley
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Dec 5, 2010, 06.05 PMby wackyblonde
I love these. I loved the ones my mum wore in the 60’s. She had too many to count, frilly ones, lacey ones and I inherited them all. Along with some really awesome patterns from the 30’s – 50’s.