#Pinner apron full#

Bodice bow and sleeve trim from VINTAGE ribbon. We ask that you support us by not violating these rights. Two-piece outfit consists of gown and Jacobean floral print pinner apron. Copying, forwarding or distribution of this pattern is prohibited. I didnt have enough fabric to have the fullness it called for. *Like all Burnley & Trowbridge e-patterns, this Burnley & Trowbridge Pinner Apron Pattern is protected by intellectual property rights, therein all rights reserved. I finished my apron, which I made based on the pattern from Costume Close-Up. Antique Victorian Pinner ApronCream in colorFashioned of cotton Very good condition to age Apron has some small holes and stainsApron measures 25L and is.

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#Pinner apron full#

This Burnley & Trowbridge Pinner Apron Pattern is a Hybrid Pattern and includes a digital 14 page full color/fully illustrated instruction manual, with a physical print copy of the pattern itself.

Suggested fabrics include plain or checked linens, printed cottons and linens, embroidered silks or cottons, light to medium weight wools, and silk taffetas. Reflecting on my recent trip to the DeWitt Wallace museum, I couldnt help but to be enamored over this beautiful apron.

Fabric requirements: 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 yds.This Burnley & Trowbridge Pinner Apron Pattern is one size fits nearly all with tips for adjusting sizes.Solid colored cotton was vanishingly rare in this era, so most pinner aprons were either patterned cotton or wool. The top was secured with straight pins to the dress bodice. They typically buttoned, hooked or were pinned shut at the waistband. Made of high-quality cotton in a beautiful blue color. Pinner aprons were functional items used to protect the dress while doing a dirty job.

Based on extensive research, our Burnley & Trowbridge Pinner Apron Pattern allows you to create aprons with 3 different shapes of bibs. This Victorian Era Pinner apron is perfect for any Civil War reenactment or theater production.

Our Burnley & Trowbridge Pinner Apron Pattern is based on research of extant garments in the collections of Colonial Williamsburg as well as genre prints & paintings of the 18th century. They spanned all classes and ages in the 18th and 19th centuries. Wool: Worsted and Woolen Specialty Fabricsīib or pinner aprons are a feminine presenting outer garment that can be used for both utilitarian and fashion purposes. 19th Century Pinner Apron Code: APR120188 69.