This summer I have used and abused my favorite everyday aprons so that they are almost threadbare. I am not ready to toss them yet as I need to replace them first. I have been looking for some new apron patterns and will try something simple as I have a few of the more stylish and detailed ones for company and Sundays.
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| A simply cute apron. |
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| This was listed on etsy. |
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| An even longer apron. |
These above are simply styled ones that would cover more of my skirt.
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| I am not sure if this is the same as Sew Liberated, Emmeline apron. If anyone can give credit to the correct pattern company, please notify me. |
Here are some sights for more styles:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/154729725/apronswomens-apronstwo-tiered?ref=shop_home_active
http://sewliberated.typepad.com/sew_liberated/2008/03/ode-to-the-lola.html
http://www.artfire.com/ext/shop/product_view/andersenscountrystore/5344417/fancy_retro_style_apron-_blue_w_brown_flowers_and_brown_w_polka_dots/commercial/home_and_garden/kitchen_and_serving
http://reannalilydesigns.com/2011/01/adjustable-aprons/
For the western look I like this apron: http://www.jessiesteele.com/bib-annie-denim-apron.html
It is denim colored with a cute ruffle.
Here's a very interesting business called Creative Chics and they make fantastic aprons! I would consider their occupation and success a dream come true.
All this apron business and cooler weather makes me want to spend more time in the kitchen.
My daughter has made a 30-Day Easy summer meals cookbook. I like the avocado, bacon, grilled cheese sandwich! Mmmmm!
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| You can get it here. |