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Thanks for the memories! I remember when I got married in the 60's you always wore an apron, one for ccoking then quick change for when the dinner company arrived...lol.
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my mother had these useless little organza things that she wore for company. :lol: :lol: in real life she wore 'cobbler' aprons that covered her blouse as well as her stomach area. :wink:
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My mom always wore an apron to cook. Thanks for the memories.
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This brings back memories. My mom died when I was ten and two of my favorite treasures are one of her aprons and my little apron. She made these in about 1963.
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The video was great and Dallas you have wonderful aprons.
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Aprons have really made a comeback! I just had my BFF make me about 5 different ones so I could wear them to work..but there are so many patterns choices it is hard to pick which style of apron we want!
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how come we don't wear aprons anymore? i hate when my jeans get all yucky in front, not to mentions oil spatter on my shirts. i may go back to them.
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Hmm.... well I do wear aprons...mostly the "butcher style" as I call them...with the bib front. I love to cook and I hate to shop for clothes so don't want to get food stains splattered on me.....
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My Gram always wore aprons, the Butcher style. Mom wore them too but more like in the photo. That is a great idea to make a couple aprons, great gifts too.
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