When I was about 12 years old I went to a church bazaar in Albuquerque, New Mexico. I found an apron that I could afford (I think about $5) and bought it for my mom for Mother's Day. I still remember her wearing it all the time. It had pink flowers with white lace around the edges. It was a really funky pattern that I was so pleased to aquire recently. Some people call it a drumstick or wraparound apron. My sister, Kathy, lovingly calls it my "fishing vest" apron for obvious reasons. Same reason they call it a drumstick.
But I loved it and so have my customers. I make mine a bit different from the one I bought that many years ago. This one is reversible and has ties long enough to wrap around and tie in the front if you want to, or leave it tied in the back.
You still have time to make a memory of your own and get an apron for Mother's Day. I am offering $5 off of any adult apron and $2 off any child's apron until May 8th. Be sure to order in time for delivery before Mother's Day, May 9th.
But I loved it and so have my customers. I make mine a bit different from the one I bought that many years ago. This one is reversible and has ties long enough to wrap around and tie in the front if you want to, or leave it tied in the back.
Love all of your adorable aprons. Can't wait to see more in the future.
ReplyDeleteDo you have or sell the pattern for the one above..I too make aprons and this is just fabulous and would be a big hit here..I just noticed that your great grandparents lived in Ogden Utah..my little sister lives in Ogden..the rest of my family is in Murray, west jordan, kearns and west Valley where I was born and raised..I currently live in Washington State...Thank you again for your time.I love all of our aprons and especially the vintage ones.:) Take care,
ReplyDeleteGina ;)
Brenda,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your kind words. I will be posting more aprons and skirts daily.