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School sewing based on home problems (1916)

Burton, Ida Robinson, Burton, Myron Garfield, 1880- joint author · Muncie, Ind., Vocational Supply Company · leaf 109

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for cleaner work. Kitchenaprons are usually made of calico, percale, gingham or chambray;such aprons should be made large enough to protect the dress. The apron in this lesson, though somewhat unusual in style, isvery easily made, covers the dress well and is easily put on andtaken off; it… … THREE PIECE APRON. No. 1. This apron is made from a commercial pattern. Thestraps in the picture are buttoned over without crossing to show theshape of the apron. When worn they are crossed in the back. Thismakes a very comfortable apron, as it cannot slip off the shoulders,is easily put on, may be…

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