Vintage 1950s Half Apron Pattern - McCall's Printed Pattern 1781 circa 1953 printing press and so begins this slim

and so begins this slim cookbook packed full of tried and true recipes that make up a bona fide Southern pantry of staples

Made of soft ivory-colored cotton and pieced together with pink thread

- 1960 edition

Featuring shades of peach

but also a useful piece of kitchenware that was both fun and functional

Vintage 1950s Half Apron Pattern - McCall's Printed Pattern 1781 circa 1953 printing press and so begins this slim{HISTORY} A sewer's favorite pattern company since the 1870s, McCall's was the trusted resource for creating all sorts of fashionable attire for the entire family. You may think of an apron as a ultilitarian accessory in the kitchen, but in the 20th century it was a garment that was just as important for the fashioanble home entertainer as a new dress or a stylish pair of shoes. Apron patterns offered all sorts of choice when it came to shape,