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| Remember playing with little irons that actually WORKED?? And there was a story behind those little Coke bottles, all wearing aprons, too... |
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| Like all good speakers, EllynAnne had her samples well organized. I COULD HARDLY WAIT to hear the stories behind all the beautiful aprons and vintage linens... |
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| Notice all the prices on this Penney's piece of advertising... |
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| The other side had the Walt Disney Cinderella Apron!! Hey -- in her day -- she was bigger than Else from FROZEN... |
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| This muslin flour sack was the beginning of General Mills and Betty Crocker. I enjoyed reading the history on Wikipedia |
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| Another example of how EllynAnne found the iron on transfers -- THEN, at another time, found a finished embroidered towel with those designs. KARMA, I tell you!! |
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| Of course, I am always a sucker for a COLORFUL SEWING APRON...who could resist this?? |
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