There is much to be said about aprons.
Icons of blissful domesticity or suppressed women. I used these old icons as curtains.
05/07/2013
There is much to be said about aprons.
Icons of blissful domesticity or suppressed women. I used these old icons as curtains.
Great idea. I had seen tea towels used on windows before but never the aprons. Very creative:)
Posted by: Nancy G. | 05/07/2013 at 08:00 PM
They were certainly easy to hang! I like the 50's look. Thanks Nancy
Posted by: Diana Trout | 05/07/2013 at 09:44 PM
how cute & clever too!
Posted by: raylee | 05/08/2013 at 11:28 PM
Thanks Raylee, the best place for aprons. I like the tongue-in-cheek
Posted by: Diana Trout | 05/09/2013 at 11:18 AM
one of my daughters has taken a pegged wooden rack & mounted to her kitchen wall and
has displayed all of her antique aprons, red is the color found in each of them....
it triggers lots of memories for me & her guests!
kitchen curtains, a brillant idea!
Holly
Posted by: Holly Hudson | 05/12/2013 at 07:15 AM
What a lovely idea. That sounds like a great way to show the aprons off. Thanks Holly!
Posted by: Diana Trout | 05/13/2013 at 12:53 PM
When I was a newlywed, at age 18, I made a turquoise gingham check apron, fashioned after the one that Cinderella wore in the Disney movie! Oh, boy, where was my prince? Actually, we were married for 33 years, then I finally decided it wasn't going to get better. But I did like my apron.
Posted by: Jacque | 05/13/2013 at 11:28 PM
Married at 18! Holy cr*p. I can't even imagine, Jacque. We are still children at 18. I like your story, thanks for sharing it.
Posted by: Diana Trout | 05/29/2013 at 02:33 PM