Because the romantic lace with a yellow satin ribbon that borders the skirt and pockets transforms this apron into something special.
Another vintage cotton fabric, white and resistant, that I found in an antique market in the Tuscan province and that comes from an old trunk of my grandmother, like most of the fabrics I use to make my aprons.
The front panel of the skirt is embellished with a delightful trimming and a white embroidered monogram reproducing the initials of the lady who commissioned this cloth, EC, surrounded by small raised flowers, on the skirt.
These details make this kitchen dress fresh and youthful, but also timeless, so it can be perfect for a girl who will wear it with jeans as well as for a lady who can wear it when she receives her family on holidays.
It has a wide bodice that continues into two gathered panels connected at the sides by two bows, which make it adjustable in width.
One size fits all. You see it worn by me who is 1.64 m tall.
