Pocket Apron colonial christmas Peggy’s patriotic counterpart was Lucy

Peggy’s patriotic counterpart was Lucy Flucker

It possesses the crisp hand characteristic of linen and softens beautifully with use and laundering

making it a solid choice for projects requiring a bit more structure while maintaining historical appropriateness

with a rich depth that keeps it comfortably within historical color ranges

Pocket Apron colonial christmas Peggy’s patriotic counterpart was LucyPocketed aprons can be found in period art being worn by working class ladies. This style of apron is commonly found being worn over the top of other aprons, as an addition. Everything about the construction and method of wear supports this being specifically a working garment to hold things like money, and instruments of trade or business. It features 2 large pockets and is made of sturdy white linen. Historically, these aprons were worn with ties