4 Vintage Hostess Aprons Sewing Patterns by Simplicity 4479 (One-Yard of Fabric, Easy to Sew) Fully Restored, PDF

Vintage 1953 Retro Hostess Kitchen Apron Patterns by Simplicity. Perfect for entertaining, gift giving or for boutiques and crafters. These beautiful patterns are not just another ugly copy but a fully restored better than the original version production. It has large blown up instructions that make it so easy to follow that beginners will be sewing these up for Mother's Day, Christmas, Birthdays, Wedding Gifts and more...

About this Pattern:
• Published in 1953
• One Size - Misses & Women's
• One-Yard Apron of 35" Fabric
• View 1, 3 Panel Hostess Apron. full apron features
ruffle and rick rack trim. Shoulder straps cross at
back and join waistband. Tie ends fasten into bow
and has Eyelet trims.
• View 2, 3 Panel Half Hostess Apron. Tie ends fasten into bow.
and has Eyelet trims.
• View 3, is a Half Apron with Double Pockets are bound with bias fold tape.
Tie ends fasten into bow.
• View 4, is a Half Apron with Double Pockets and Tie ends fasten into bow.

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Tips for Sewing:
Take time to pin: Until you become an expert in sewing tiny clothes, take time to pin the seams before sewing.
One pin will keep the shorter seams together and one or two maybe needed for longer ones.
It will help you keep the pattern pieces lined up properly.

Sewing Guide. If you don't know all the sewing terms click on the link below for an easy to read guide.
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Hand Sewing vs Sewing Machine: Faster: Yes a sewing machine takes far less time than sewing by hand. But hand sewing might be better for small projects like buttons. Machine sewing will get you the straightest line possible. Many sewing machines also have different stitch patterns.

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