Update: My friend told me the picture looks like a headless ghost. Woops! Sorry about that. Next time I'll wait until someone is home to take my picture.Today I'm sharing another of my aprons and once again you'll have to excuse my picture taking skills. I was trying to get a full length picture in a not so full length mirror. At first I was going to lay it out on the floor and take the picture, but I thought you might not get the full effect.
This apron, like last Friday's apron, was made by my grandmother. I don't remember her wearing this one. I'm sure she must have used it for entertaining and from the fabric I'm guessing it's from the 70s. It's the only full length apron I have. I haven't worn it other than to "model" to show my daughters (and now for the blog).
It's wonderful that you have your grandmother's apron's! That's very special :)
ReplyDeleteYou know, when my brother and I and all the cousins were asked to go through her house and see what we wanted after she passed away, none of the rest even wanted her aprons. I love them, and every time I wear one I think of her.
ReplyDeleteI love your apron, so pretty and feminine. And I'm sure it must mean so much to you!
ReplyDeleteI hope you and your family have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Blessings,
~Mrs.B
Thank you Mrs. B!
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