Three styles - all sweet:
This one looks like a very practical style:
Here's another great pick, perfect to wear while cooking up a Valentine's feast: 
Practical again - and pretty! Yes, please! Dress them up in a myriad of ways - rick rack, pom pom fringe - so cute! 
I like them all. I really think I need to (re)learn how to sew!
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These are all great patterns. I could do a whole post on apron patterns too and not duplicate the ones you showed! There is just something about aprons that I love. So many styles, so many fabrics, so many trims, so useful. Great idea, great post. Get to (re)sewing. Love T
I love those patterns!! I just looked at them and thought of all the fabrics to use and how fun it would be to sew a few of them up...I really live in the past in my head sometimes.
♥, Susan
Such a wide variety of styles you have. I love the ladies on the envelopes, so cool.
I wonder if you have to have a 19" waist to wear them? I like the smock apron with the skinny pants. It's so Laura Petrie.
i agree with the laura petrie comment. my gram and grandma both were huge home cooks so wore aprons every day - almost all day. i love all the old patterns. gram was also a huge home sewer. most of my clothes in kindagarten were made by her. oops forgot to sign in.....yosemite faith
Pretty cool blog you've got here. Thanx for it. I like such topics and anything that is connected to this matter. BTW, try to add some pics :).
Oh, thank you very much for sharing these patterns! We love and collect vintage apron patterns and they're the hardest to find! These are all wonderful. Twyla
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