Plain Country

 

Today I'm sharing another new apron. I asked the guys Chuck and Doug in the house to help me with the name and this is what they came up with.

"Pinky T"

Introducing "Pinky T"

Isn't she pretty?  I like this plaid fabric.  It is pretty isn't it?  Pinky T is a sister to Patchwork Patty and Honeybee Haven They were all made from the antique pattern shown below.  You may can tell by the photo that these are dainty little dressy aprons, with a country look of course.  You'll never guess the inspiration for the name I've given her.....

Honeybee Haven

 

 I've been sewing and enjoying the vintage antique pattern McCalls 1279 from the year 1946.  The cost was 25 cents.  It is not a utility full coverage apron.  It is a dressy little thing.  Women were small and oh so dainty.