Burton, Ida Robinson, Burton, Myron Garfield, 1880- joint author · Muncie, Ind., Vocational Supply Company · leaf 125
the girls in thesewing class are very glad to repay the boys for services renderedin repairing equipment in the sewing room by making their shopaprons for them. This shows a fine spirit of cooperation. The apron shown in this lesson can be very easily and quicklymade; the size and arrangement of… … SHOP APRON. No. 1. This is a very common style of shop apron provided withtwo large pockets for nails and a small pocket for ruler and leadpencil. These nail pockets should be set on with considerable full-ness so they will stand open, allowing easy access to the nails. CHILDS PLAY APRON. No. 2.…
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