wrap around pinny

[paulaplumpbottom]

My granny used to have loads of these for gardening and housework. I would love one does anyone know where I might purchase such a thing?

ebay?

Are your sure you're not turning into Martha Stewart?

Thats the sort of thing, although i'd rather buy them new.

They are so practical. I just want something I can throw over my clothes quickly. I don't think I've ever seen Martha wear one.

US site

if you sew there are loads of patterns out there - similar thread in the same vein here

why not just wear a normal apron?

(and the ebay one is new)

I know

they are grim

but better than this which I think is what Paula secretly craves.

Fio that woman looks like her DH has just told her that he's going to do all of the housework for a week. PMSL>

LOL Mrs. Badger is right I'm looking for something like that but it in a pretty fabric of course. My dd is always getting things on the back of my trousers which is why my regular aprons aren't always great

I'm no expert on aprons (snort) but surely ppb is after something Cath Kidston - pretty, outrageously expensive but for basic tasks of drudge

[http://www.cathkidston.co.uk/ProductList.aspx?cid=ApronsPinnies&pcidl=Homeware%2cKitchen&language=en-GB] too aprony?

Thaqt would do pointy. I love my Cath Kidston Aprons but they don't cover the back

that was my first thought but the Kidston ones don't cover your bottom

what happened to me link

www.cathkidston.co.uk/ProductList.aspx?cid=ApronsPinnies&pcidl=Homeware%2cKitchen&language=en-GB

oh, wrap around style wanted?

Miss Pricey is missing a trick there then

I'm suprised she doesn't do one, very retro

www.debenhams.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_10001_10001_17989_221071_-1

still not what you want, I fear.

I don't know why I am enjoying looking for aprons thoguh. Must mean I should be making the tea

Its lovely Pointy but not right, I appreciate your help though.

Its lovely Pointy but not right, I appreciate your help though.