apron pattern

Liz Cork wrote:

Despite my best googling efforts I am unable to find either a pattern or a
good picture that I can copy from, of an old-fashioned wrap-around apron
(for UK think Hilda Ogden)I can draft one myself, but would at least like a
picture for reference. Its for a drama production set in 1950's.
Thank you all,
Liz


Pop over to my web site and look at the London Romeo and Juliet project
in the Costumes section. I made the nurses wrap round pinny, based on a
blouse pattern.

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Despite my best googling efforts I am unable to find either a pattern or a
good picture that I can copy from, of an old-fashioned wrap-around apron
(for UK think Hilda Ogden)I can draft one myself, but would at least like a
picture for reference. Its for a drama production set in 1950's.
Thank you all,
Liz

"Liz Cork" wrote:

Despite my best googling efforts I am unable to find either a pattern or a
good picture that I can copy from, of an old-fashioned wrap-around apron
(for UK think Hilda Ogden)I can draft one myself, but would at least like a
picture for reference. Its for a drama production set in 1950's.

eBay. You don't have to buy there, you can just look at pictures.
crafts|sewing|patterns|women or collectibles|vintage sewing|patterns.

Also, Simplicity has some 1950's aprons in their crafts tab (5961,
8720) as do McCall (4793, 3979) and Butterick (6567, 4087).

hth

jenn
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Jenn Ridley :

1940's Wraparound Apron sold by:
Copy Cat Patterns and Designs in Auburn, WA
www.thecalicocat.com probably has a photo of the pattern.
Emily

Despite my best googling efforts I am unable to find either a pattern or a
good picture that I can copy from, of an old-fashioned wrap-around apron
(for UK think Hilda Ogden)I can draft one myself, but would at least like a
picture for reference. Its for a drama production set in 1950's.

Of any use? http://www.nancysnotions.com/Nancys/...p?pf%5Fid=WAP2