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This apron pattern has led a long and useful life. The pattern is not complete. At some point the front yoke and straps were cut in one piece from a page of newspaper dating to WWI, though I believe the pattern to be earlier than that. The original front yoke, shoulder strap, and pocket are missing. (In my experience pocket pieces frequently go missing.)
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One of my Woman's Institute of Domestic Science has a pattern that is identical except that the yoke is straight.
It's demonstrated in one of the teens booklets and again in one from 1925.
i want one of these!!!!
I should probably make this up some time soon because I'm curious to see how the prior owner's refinements worked out for them.
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