Apron With Ball Fringe: {Vintage Sewing}

Vintage Pattern For Apron With Ball Fringe
Apron With Ball Fringe
Materials:
- Cotton Fabric – 1 yd
- Ball Fringe (in contrasting color) – 1 1/8 yds
- J. & P. COATS or CLARK’S O.N.T. Mercerized Sewing Threads in matching colors
Cutting Directions:
- Body of Apron 1 piece, 24″ long x 36″ wide
- Waistband 1 piece, 4″ x 18 1/2″
- Ties 2 pieces, each 3 1/2″ x 27″
- Pocket 1 piece, 6 1/2″ x 7 1/2″
Sewing Directions
1/2″ seams are allowed.
- Turn up a 5″ hem at lower edge of apron. Turn in raw edge and machine stitch close to edge. Press.
- For gathering, waistband and ties, see Steps 8 through 13.
- Turn in and press all edges of pocket. At one 7 1/2″ edge (top edge) turn in a 1″ hem. Machine stitch close to side and lower edges of hem.
- Run rows of gathering stitches across lower edge of pocket hem 1/4″ apart. Pull up gathers to measure 4 1/2″; fasten.
- Place pocket on apron in desired position; baste. Top stitch close to side and lower edges (leave ruffled top free).
- Place fringe in position on right side of apron covering stitching of hem (turn in ends for clean finish). Stitch close to upper edge of trimming.
- Trim pocket with fringe in same way, covering gathering stitches.
Source: Aprons – The Spool Cotton Company (1945). I’ll have another pattern from the booklet up next Wednesday.
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First Published: June 30, 2010
Filed: Sewing
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