

Church Ladies Apron Pattern
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Product Description
Church Ladies Apron Pattern
This apron pattern was
inspired by a vintage 1950's apron with bias tape wrapped edges, a tiny
pocket, and a single layer of fabric. The apron was a style commonly
worn by ladies serving food in church basements. This pattern updates
the style and adds modern, common sense details like double or single
pockets sewn at a slant so it's easy to get your hands inside and a neck
yoke that can be adjusted for individual fit.The apron is reversible so
one yard of fabric is required for each side. Decorate the apron front
or pockets with machine embroidery, sew a Velcro® closure for an opening
in the neck yoke to avoid ruining your hairdo, or mix and match fabrics
so that all sections of the apron feature different prints. There's
lots of possibilities for this pattern! Make one for yourself and for
gifts too.
This pattern honors women everywhere who prepare and serve food in
church basements and fellowship halls. Special honor to the memory of my
mother, Helmi Koski, and the women of St. Mark's Lutheran Church of
Palo, MN. Mary Mulari - Mary's Productions