More pics from the vintage apron booklet
Again, this is Aprons and Bibs: over 30 sewn and crocheted ideas. Published in 1945 by the American Thread Company. Original price, 10 cents. (note to Mary: no credit is given to the illustrator).
When did the word 'gay' change meaning? 
We are so lucky today that we don't HAVE to use a clothesline or HAVE to cook. Lots of work.
Housework as a toy kills me. Like how the Amish have toy plows, etc
Wow, slacks as an anomaly. When I was a kid, girls weren't allowed to wear pants to school. I don't think the rule changed until I hit junior high.
Would you really wear an apron over your elegant dress? Ha! We'd probably all just have it catered!
When did the word 'gay' change meaning? 
We are so lucky today that we don't HAVE to use a clothesline or HAVE to cook. Lots of work.
Housework as a toy kills me. Like how the Amish have toy plows, etc 
Wow, slacks as an anomaly. When I was a kid, girls weren't allowed to wear pants to school. I don't think the rule changed until I hit junior high. 
Would you really wear an apron over your elegant dress? Ha! We'd probably all just have it catered!
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I can't see that last one keeping MY long dress clean while I'm cooking - I could put all the wine bottles the guests bring with them in the pockets though!
These images are so fabulous! I love the little girls! Thanks for sharing! I will have to look and compare these illo's closely to the ones in the baby book. They really seem similar.
Oooh, I want the one with the barware on it. So cute!!
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