Listen to “Ep 37 – Apronology” on Spreaker.

Visit EllynAnn’s site on Tie One On Day.

Searching Etsy for vintage apron patterns is always fun.

One of my favorite sewing suppliers is Farmhouse Fabrics. They have all kinds of goodies, but if you’re making aprons, pay special attention to their extensive selection of gingham.

Information on Chicken Scratch Embroidery (also known as Broderie Suisse)

The Apron selection at William-Sonoma.

The Apron choices at Sur La Table.

Etsy is also a fabulous source for striped linens.

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Listen to “EP. 22 – A Timeless Wardrobe: Interview with Marion McNealy” on Spreaker.

First, go visit Marion’s website. And don’t forget to follow her on social media as well. She’s on Instagram @marionmcnealy.

She graciously put together a Pin Board to go with our conversation.

Here is the 1940’s book with advice on clothing for working women.

Pictures from the 30’s and 40’s from the Farm Security Administration.

The Eaton’s catalog (that CAanadian answer to Sears)

More from Eatons.

Apron styles in Eastons.

Making Working Womens Costume book

“Wearing History” patterns Etsy Shop

Folkwear Sewing Patterns

Sense and Sensibility Patterns

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