Oh, which to tie on this Christmas eve? Perhaps a softly pleated waist apron with a holly berry and pine cone motif…
Poinsettias, embroidered or flocked, are always in style…
Maybe cotton or chintz, fancied up with rick rack…
Then there are aprons with fabric so adorable, oh, how to choose…
Flocked panel aprons in different colors and designs…an apron change out is a must!
As for me, I must wait one more day before tying on Jingle Belle
my one and only Christmas apron creation and jingling ’round the block to Heidi and Phil Marin’s home for a holiday dinner. To only wear this confection once a year is a pity – then again, what comes but once a year is also most anticipated.
As I imagine the women who once tied on the vintage Christmas aprons in my collection, I’m thinking of all y’all, and sending you and your families my best wishes for the merriment and rejoicing that is Christmas.
xxea
I’m voting for the Holly Berries or the Poinsettias if your taking votes, as I imagine either of them would be beautifully festive.
They are all divine so I can’t wait to see which one you pick.
Happy holidays,
Sheila
Jingle Belle won out, again. And instead of continuing the ruse that I will actually consider a different Christmas apron,it’s time to divest of them all and let them become a holiday accessory to someone else’s Christmas outfit. Anyone interested?
xxea
Tie One On…an apron, of course!
Oh yes I’d love one. I’m falling in love with aprons all over again.
I’ll tie one on and take pics to post to my blog as soon as the family leaves after the holidays.
Loving aprons,
Sheila
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