Burton, Ida Robinson, Burton, Myron Garfield, 1880- joint author · Muncie, Ind., Vocational Supply Company · leaf 189
fcooking apron. As white gives a pleasing impression of cleanliness, it is mostcommonly chosen for this purpose. White cambric, percale or anysmooth finished, firm white material may be used. There are anumber of different ways of making cooking aprons, but if a uniformpattern is chosen it gives a… … GORED COOKING APRON. No. 1. The skirt of this apron is gored. It may be made froma five gored commercial pattern or a drafted pattern. The band ismade 2V2 wide, and the straps, which cross in the back and buttonat the band, are made 2 wide. This bib is finished with an inch hem;it is made TVo wide…
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