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Crafts

Irish_Dem

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2. This will be a fun project. Mrs. Hall always wore a good apron.

Reply to chowmama (Original post)

Sun Apr 27, 2025, 08:59 PM

Sunday

Probably young people have never seen paper patterns used in sewing.
They have no idea what they are. Maybe plans for secret submarines or something.

If it is in metric there are online converters that will help you.

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I bought a paper pattern for a Mrs. Hall (All Creatures) apron off the internet [View all] chowmama Sunday OP

Any chance you'd share the link with us? The Blue Flower Sunday #1

I found a link mercuryblues Sunday #3

That's the one. chowmama Sunday #6

Thanks! The Blue Flower Monday #9

This will be a fun project. Mrs. Hall always wore a good apron. Irish_Dem Sunday #2

I work in medIcine. Metric is mother's milk to me. chowmama Sunday #7

Guessing kraznov has imposed new import rules SheltieLover Sunday #4

I had a bankers box of patterns mostly from the 70s. CrispyQ Sunday #5

a needle pulling thread ? Tetrachloride Sunday #8