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| I have some vintage aprons on the clothes line today.....and I have started to decorate a little bit for the 4th of July. |
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| This wrought iron cart holds wet laundry waiting to be hung on the line...and yes, I do use the line sometimes! I love the way sheets smell when they are hung on the line. Bath towels are a different story...they have to go in the dryer so they will be nice and soft! |
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| The roses that I bought at the grocery store are fading...they are ready to be hung to dry. |
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| I found this fish net basket at a little shop the other day and thought it could be repurposed as a apron display.... |
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| and clothes pin holder! |
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| I think this embroidered apron is so pretty...one of my auction finds. |
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| You can see the studio thru this sheer apron... |
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| I had flags hung on the line for Memorial Day, so I wanted to do something different for the 4th of July. |
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| I love to sit and watch aprons lightly blowing in the wind...very relaxing |
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| I have a wicker dress form all decked out for the 4th.... |
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| and I added a few more ..... |
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| little touches here and there! |
Hi Penny,
ReplyDeleteI just love your pretty aprons. My mother (now 92) used to have a collection that her aunt had made her many years and I am constantly treasure hunting for ones like yours. They are so dainty and feminine. Pink aprons are my favourite! I hope that you have a wonderful week! Thank you for sharing!
Take care,
Karen
I remember my Grandmother and aunt wore aprons all the time. My aunt always had circus peanuts in the pockets of hers when she'd come to visit. Grandma had full ones too, that criss crossed in the back.What I'd give to have them. I never saw either without one on. I love your collection, brought back so many memories.
ReplyDeleteYour vintage aprons are very lovely. Your settings are always amazing!
ReplyDeleteKisses.
Alessandra
You have such a gifted flair for decorating! Lots of eye candy.
ReplyDeleteI like your apron collection. I'm a full apron gal and have several that I love - and wear every day for cooking and baking.
ReplyDeleteThose aprons look so pretty fluttering in the breeze!
ReplyDeleteI love all your beautiful aprons.
ReplyDeleteSo much lovelines there on the line and what a great way to use the basket! Clever, clever and it evokes sweet memories of days gone by!
ReplyDeleteLove the fish net idea for displaying the lovely aprons!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet collection of aprons. I love hanging clothes outside- xo Diana
ReplyDeleteThose aprons look just adorable hanging on the line! Love the washer full of flowers too. So sweet!
ReplyDeletePenny, your aprons are lovely. I love the smell of sheets fresh off the line too. I also dry my roses and I have dozens of them. I am planning to make a wreath one of these days. Have a beautiful day.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandi
The "studio thru this sheer apron" is a prize winning photo shot Penny! Of course you are very creative....never boring....always inspirational. Have an absolutely apron nice day!
ReplyDeleteOh the apron with the embroidered label stole my heart! But WOW, I love all of your collection!
ReplyDeleteHi Penny,
ReplyDeleteVisiting via Sherry's party. Vintage aprons on a clothesline, pure, old-fashioned charm! Thanks for the lovely images, so, so, pretty!
Poppy
Hello,
ReplyDeleteI'm visiting via Fishtail Cottage. Your aprons looks wonder on the line and I agree completely with your comment about the sheets smelling wonderful after being dried outdoors.
-Karen
What a heartwarming, nostalgic post. I can feel the breeze billowing the aprons and what a sweet image. They will smell so good when you bring them in.
ReplyDeleteHappy Flag Day, Ruthie from: http://www.ladybstimefortea.blogspot.com
Love the aprons on the line! Reminds me of my Mom hanging clothes! Thanks for linking with TTF this week.
ReplyDeleteLinda
Love love love the embroidered apron. Clever use of the basket for display and storage. Stopping by from the T.G.I.F. Link party.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty ...so vintage and fun!! Gives me ideas!! Thanks for sharing your beautiful post!
ReplyDeleteMiss Bloomers
What a sweet post! :) I just love your collection. Thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDelete~Liz
Penny,
ReplyDeleteLove all of your beautiful aprons and that cart is so charming!!
Such a delightful post!!
I am playing nurse to Joe...he had major dental work done which involved several extractions...... He is not a happy camper....
Hugs,
Deb
Sooo pretty!! Love your little white cart with linens, roses, and flags! And of course all those pretties on the line! :) Have a great weekend! xo Holly
ReplyDeleteSo lovely! I love vintage aprons, they are so pretty. Your clothes lines is absolutely gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend,
Bev
@ Eclectic Red Barn
Love your aprons! They are much too pretty to ever wear -- especially that embroidered one! I just can't imagine women making such beauties and then getting gravy on them!
ReplyDeleteYou always have the most interesting displays and collections. It's so fun to visit you! I wish I could see everything in person! Happy Weekend!
ReplyDeleteLove your pretty aprons and the clotheslines. :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Sat.
So pretty! We would love it if you would link up at our linky party:
ReplyDeleteTwo Girls and a Party
Live every Wednesday to Sunday. Hosted by:
Dana @ This Silly Girl's Life
Parrish @ Life with the Crust Cut Off
We hope to see you there!
Hi Penny,
ReplyDeleteThese are just wonderful! I managed to find a couple and have a couple of my grandmother's but no where as pretty as yours. What fun!
Laura from www.sundayview.blogspot.com
Well I just can't say enough about this post . . . I ADORE vintage clothing AND aprons. I have 3-4 and have never really figured out what to do with them. I've been talking about wanting my clothesline put back up (after we had new siding put on) so this really inspires me. What a creative idea to use a clothesline to decorate!!
ReplyDeleteHi Penny,
ReplyDeleteI love your aprons. I pinned it so I can reference them for future projects.
Bye for now, Darlene
That is so sweet Penny, love it!
ReplyDeleteJust DARLING~~~~~LOVE those aprons! Blessings~~~Roxie
ReplyDeleteAll so lovely! The embroidery girl is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteHope you have a good week!
Hugs from Portugal,
Ana Love Craft
www.lovecraft2012.blogspot.com
Such lovely aprons!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
Stacey of Embracing Change
Penny,
DeleteWhen I saw your link about aprons I had to click on it. I have seen your blog a few times... but have not started "officially" following any until just very recently. I started blogging just over a year ago...just writing about my childhood memories that are so precious to me. I wrote a post for Mother's Day about aprons and how my mom was hardly ever without one. I love the sweet memories they stir up! By the way, I love your vintage collection! My mom was nearly 98 when she died in 2010 and I wish so much that I had one of those old aprons she used to wear. I'd love you to come visit me on my blog!
Hello Penny, Your aprons look marvelous - you have an amazing collection -I appreciate you sharing with Home and Garden Thursday,
ReplyDeleteKathy
What a gorgeous collection of vintage aprons Penny. I'm an apron wearing gal and would love any one of those pretties to wear. Do you ever wear them? Thanks for linking up at Shabbilicious Friday.
ReplyDeleteLovely vintage aprons! Thanks for sharing at Silver Pennies Sundays. x
ReplyDeleteSo lovely, Penny! this is my Garden Feature for this week's Creative HomeAcre Hop! Thank you for linking up!
ReplyDeletexo, Andrea
So may sweet aprons, charming on the clothes line! I used to hang clothes out to dry...especially sheets...but don't have a line any longer.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing at AMAZE ME MONDAY, always a treat having YOU!
Blessings,
Cindy