French Postcards
Hand and machine sewn with vintage linen detail and carved shell buttons on the pockets.
~ A Special Order ~
Julie’s apron: Hand and machine stitched in 100% cotton, with glass beading on pocket bindings and central design at hem. (Gifted actually.) 😉
My original post on this apron is HERE
Life on the Farmlet 
Lynda, Your a friend of Julie, so by extension that makes you a friend of mine. The apron is lovely, and from seeing Julie’s comments she is in love with it to. Like Julie if I received a gift like this, it woiuld be displayed and not used. My Mom made quilts, I have several around the home, and my kid has a few. We live in FL and don’t have a lot of use for a Quilt, but once those 1 night a year cold snaps come thru it sure comes in handy. Take care, — Bill
Thank you, Bill. Julie is a special person and it was a joy to make the apron for her. 😀
What a beautiful apron. Lynda. You are very talented, and must have oodles of patience. 🙂
Thank you, Adinparadise! I took a peek at your blog and I wanted to tell you I love your kitchen renovations! (I secretly covet your sink).
Have a safe journey to England and then home!
Thanks so much, Lynda. I’m also in love with my sink. 🙂
It is a beautiful apron, always remember my mother wearing them and they are so handy- I do have a couple. I read Julie’s blogs and think this is such a warm gesture for you to gift her with this.
Julie is such a special friend. It was easy to do this for her. Thank you, Jane!
I love aprons. I sorted patterns recently and see that I have collected 8 apron patterns. Must get busy.
You and me both, Fran! And, hey, thanks for visiting! Don’t be such a stranger around here. 😀
Hi Lynda, lovely aprons and gorgeous blog. I look forward to checking out your FF its a great process