This sleek and minimal white design personifies elegant sophistication to me. It has been designed as a modern interpretation of a classical style, reminiscent of the 1920’s. A white batten-burg lace duvet and pillowcase were repurposed to create this unique piece.
I received a duvet and matching pillow case from a woman who felt that their intended purpose had expired. I knew that I could use the items for some kind of apron but wasn’t exactly sure until I laid them out flat and assessed the potential. With a coffee in hand, I contemplated the imperfections carried over from years of use. Inspiration had struck and a vision developed which would feature the designs of elegant batten-burg lace.
With the apron now complete I can say that the only purchase I made were snaps. I have had to convince myself of not being scared to wear a white apron. It is an understanding that an apron is a protector; it was meant to be used, and stains are inevitable. In the worst case scenario I have to remember that a white apron can be dyed a darker color ensuring longevity. And then I also need to stop and remember that stains hold the stories of our lives.
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Danine
This is a lovely apron! I would probably be a little scared to wear a white one, too, but I'd probably be able to talk myself into it like you did. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the compliment Sophia. I am happy to share my creations with a fellow artisan!
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