I thought is was time for a little Christmas inspiration! What better place to go then Etsy? Wish I could add them all to my collection! |
| Vintage Christmas Apron |
Don't you love the candy cane? And the bit of understated white on white rick-rack. There is something about these sheer 50s hostess aprons that I love! Maybe is it their obvious un-practicalness. |
| Christmas Half Apron Is there anything that says Vintage Christmas like Bells?!  |
I love the printed fabric of this apron. So cheerful and merry! Those are orniments scattered over it. |
| Festive Poinsettia Apron |
Isn't this Poinsettia apron festive? (Just like the title says!)
As you can see, the majority of Christmas aprons are half aprons, the preferred style for fancy or hostess aprons in the 50s-60s.
Don't they inspire you pull out your festive apron? Or sew one up? I really need a candy cane one!
All aprons shown are for sale on Etsy. Click on the link underneath the picture to see the listing and view more pictures.
As you can see, the majority of Christmas aprons are half aprons, the preferred style for fancy or hostess aprons in the 50s-60s.
Don't they inspire you pull out your festive apron? Or sew one up? I really need a candy cane one!
All aprons shown are for sale on Etsy. Click on the link underneath the picture to see the listing and view more pictures.
These are gorgeous! And yes, it does make me want to sew one up!
ReplyDeleteI really want to make a version of the candy cane one, but I don't think it is going to happen this year....maybe next!
DeleteLove the Christmas aprons!! Sooo fun! If I have some extra time it would be fun to sew a retro style Christmas apron. : )
ReplyDeleteYes, Sarah! I think the little half aprons are just so fun and fancy looking. Not always that practical, but so cute.
DeleteOh these are so much fun! I really, really need to sew up my Christmas apron. What great inspiration, I think the first one is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteMine too! Love that big candy cane!
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