Friday 21 August 2009

Ooooh, Aprons!

Following on from my last post about my car boot finds, I could not believe my eyes when i saw a basket sat on the floor with a gorgeous array of 1950s aprons. I could not get in there quick enough to have a rummage. Oh my, i was not disappointed at all. I bought six and was so so chuffed with my purchase. So chuffed in fact that i went back and bought the remaining six. The fabrics are stunning and i love the way the aprons fit (they cross over your back). I decided to do a special photo shoot of the aprons all hanging on the washing line so that you can see them in all their glory...

Which one is your fave? I’d love to hear what you think of them! Can't wait to bake now...

Laura x

12 comments:

  1. Oh my goodness! I love them! My fave is the 6th one along, the darkest red one.
    Funnily enough I was looking through some homemade ones in the charity shop the other week that looked very similar. I wish I'd got one now! :) x

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  2. What an absolutely fantastic find! Lucky girl. The ones I like the most are On picyure five: 1, 4 & 7 and on picture six: 1 and 3
    Enjoy the baking!
    Take care
    Isabelle x

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  3. I like your style - buy one - buy them all! Hard too choose a fave they all look fab - although there is a red one which is catching my eye.

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  4. That is so funny hunny...I went there today and picked up a turquoise one with white polka dots!!! It was pretty busy too!! Will have to meet up there one day then I can go and show you round Fantasy crafts too!

    Annie x

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  5. Hello, I have just come across your blog and cant believe I havent found it til now it is full of beautiful things! Amazing find with the aprons, my fave is the one on the left with the blue roses but they are all wonderful! Off to have a read of your older posts and am now a follower! XX

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  6. Oh my, how divine are they, you lucky lucky girl, well done you and I can well see why you bought the lot, it would be rude not to! Hard to choose a fave but in the last photo I like no 2 and no 4 (counting from the left). I have a couple like this, bought one from the vintage clothing shop in Totnes and one from the stall at the Severn Valley Railway '40's weekend, sadly not for a pound!
    Hen x

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  7. I love this site so much! And can not believe you managed to get those amazing aprons - get that beautiful photo on the line over to Country Living at once! Great blog x

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  8. What gorgeous aprons, they are beautiful and what a bargain :)

    Pretty Blog, I likey :)

    X

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  9. Hi
    What a find tooo good to be true!
    Are you interested in a meet up at beautiful venue for chinwag?
    Buttercup and roses and Renaissance interiors are setting up interior design courses in Yeovil at exquisite Country house would you like to join the pilot run free????
    susanx

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  10. Oh what treasures indeed!
    I remember my grandmother wearing pinnies just like these. I so wish I had kept them!

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  11. Wow, am totally jealous of those aprons! Just came across your blog, and it's very fun and interesting! Good luck with your company.

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  12. I recently came across your blog (Im new to this lark!) and oh how my heart sang at the sight of your pinnys dancing on a washing line. The picture would be great as a greetings card x

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