When I saw this pattern while leafing through the spring 2010 issue of Stitch magazine, I knew it was something I could whip-up and use. I actually made two! The pattern is originally from a 1929 magazine and is made from a square piece of fabric. It's a good project for that fabric you *like* but don't *love* because that means you'll actually use it and not preserve it.
If you really felt motivated you would make your own bias tape - but like I said, I wanted something now and luckily found 5 yards for each apron of pink bias amongst my scraps.
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I *love* that it is a reprinted old pattern. It looks great too!
Where can I buy this pattern?
Where can I get the pattern? It's very cute.
Where can I get the pattern? It's very cute.
Where can we find this pattern I remember seeing one like it [apron] at my grannies now I want one of my own! Thank You
Where can we find this pattern I remember seeing one like it [apron] at my grannies now I want one of my own! Thank You
A perfect pattern! Please, where can I get this pattern to make for myself? Thank you! Faith ✂️��
You can buy a digital copy of this magazine at: https://www.interweave.com/store/stitch-spring-2010-digital
Wish you would have posted a pic of the pattern from that magazine so we could print and make too
This is a link to the original instructions. It seems there isn't a pattern. https://amybarickman.com/download/VNSample.03.pdf
@ BusyBelle ~ Thank You So much for the link to the instructions for making this apron!
Indygo Junction has created a pattern for this apron, Ooh La La Apron. It is on there website
Indygo Junction does have this pattern for like $15.00. However, Amy Barickman has the original vintage pattern for $2.99. This is the link. https://amybarickman.com/shop/slipover-apron/
I checked her website and found the “pattern” under menu. It is a digital product. No pattern pieces. Thus the low price.
Are you willing to share or sell this patter?
Check out wesewretro.com
I hate it when people show stuff like this & pattern seems to be inaccessible
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