1940s Pretty Apron Pattern McCall 1279 Full Bib or Lovely Hostess Hostess Half Apron One Size Vintage Sewing Pattern

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Pattern by : McCall

Pattern Number #1279

Copyright :  1946


The pattern is :Complete


Size: One Size   

McCall 1279; ©1946; Misses' Apron with Transfer for Embroidery.

Crisp bows on your apron will add pleasant plus-touches to luncheons, teas, and around the house wear. Make bows in self-material, or use a harmonizing color - as in the breezy plaid tie-on - for after-football games. Top off bows with beguiling, embroidered roses. Flowers are in satin-stitch and outline. Work them in the same color as edging trim. For that Luscious Look at teatime, embroider white roses, use dainty white lace edging on a pastel tie-on (View C).

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