Aprons

Lovely!

I need to find a US based store that carries them. I have a feeling that with S&H across the pond I am not going to get nearly as good a price as MrsT did.
I’m sure I’ll scoot into DLM sometime in the next few weeks, I’ll see if they’re marked down there.
 
Must say, I’m stoked/dead chuffed (pick your saying) over my new apron:

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MrsT really nailed it down with this gift - perfect. It’s patterned, it’s long, it’s 100% cotton, it’s full of attention to detail (I simply love that it has ties of two colors!), it’s comfortable, it doesn’t have D-rings for the neck strap (D-rings must have been invented by Satan himself to generally put all humankind in a pizzy mood), and it comes from a little kitchen linens company in the south of France, 150 years old and still family-owned (Tissage Moutet).

I love it!
Nice. I have started using aprons more as I have stained a couple of shirts.
 
MrsT saw how pleased I was with my new apron, she stopped into the same place on her way back from a doc’s appointment and bought me the only other one they had in stock (sorry, JAS_OH1).

My career as an apron model has ended, so here’s what it looks like, with photos from the maker’s website:

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Now if I only had that little black dress…
 
MrsT saw how pleased I was with my new apron, she stopped into the same place on her way back from a doc’s appointment and bought me the only other one they had in stock (sorry, JAS_OH1).

My career as an apron model has ended, so here’s what it looks like, with photos from the maker’s website:

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Now if I only had that little black dress…
It's okay. I really wanted it in sage green, anyway.
 
I’m suddenly reminded of a habit of my mom’s…she’d never wear her kitchen apron outside the kitchen.

There were three ways in and out of the kitchen - one out to the back porch, one to the dining room, and one to the back hallway that led to the bathroom and bedrooms.

Near each one, she had a small hook screwed into the wall, about head high, and no matter if it was for just a few seconds, if she was going outside or beyond the dining room, the apron came off and went on a hook, to be put back on the moment she brisked (new word alert!) back into the kitchen.
 
I’m suddenly reminded of a habit of my mom’s…she’d never wear her kitchen apron outside the kitchen.

There were three ways in and out of the kitchen - one out to the back porch, one to the dining room, and one to the back hallway that led to the bathroom and bedrooms.

Near each one, she had a small hook screwed into the wall, about head high, and no matter if it was for just a few seconds, if she was going outside or beyond the dining room, the apron came off and went on a hook, to be put back on the moment she brisked (new word alert!) back into the kitchen.
That's just plain good common sense and proper hygiene. In fact, it's a mandatory requirement for employees at most restaurants, delis, bakeries, etc. not to wear aprons in the dining room when cleaning or in the restroom.
 
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