Make sure that you are eligible to win. Send me a link to the apron or attach an image to your comment.

I may even put your apron on Apronicity! The drawing for the cool stuff is Wednesday, September 8.

So hurry! Get those apron photos to me.

Enjoy this Hostess apron with eyelet lace trim. It’ one of 25 retro projects in a new book titled “Sew Retro” by Judi Ketteler for Voyageur Press. Sew Retro takes a look at sewing history, from the invention of the sewing machine in the mid-19th century  through the present resurgence in sewing, some 150 years later. Find this and other fine sewing books at your local independent quilt and fabric retailer.

The “Practically Perfect Pinafore” apron by The Threaded Pear Designs is a full size coverup. Choose either  a wide pocket across the front or with two patch pockets. Find this and other apron patterns at your local independent quilt and fabric retailer.

Kwik Sew’s Made To Match 2737 apron is sized for mom, daughter and an 18″ doll. Find this and other apron patterns at your local independent quilt and fabric retailer.

This apron pattern titled “Marilyn” by The Threaded Pear Designs was inspired by Marilyn Monroe in her famous white dress standing over the subway vent, in the 1955 movie “The Seven Year Itch.” It is available in three lengths with three different waistbands. Find this pattern and other inspiring apron patterns at your local independent quilt and fabric retailer.

Now I’d like you to share your aprons with me!

Using random.org, on September 8, 2010, I will choose a winner and send the lucky person the pattern book “Little Retro Aprons for Kids” by Cindy Taylor Oates, as well as the pattern “Vintage Potluck” from Favorite Things and I’ll even include some 100% Kona cotton  ” Glam Garden” fabric stash builders by Josephine Kimberling for (c) Robert Kaufman Fabrics.

Provide a link to your photo on the AproniCity blog comments site. I may even post a few of your aprons on AproniCity.

Here is a Tea Party apron skirt for your little girl or granddaughter from Pink Fig Patterns. Find this and other apron patterns at your local independent quilt and fabric retailer.

Little Flirty Skirty Apron designed by Jan Lutz for The Apron Lady Designs features full or half apron styles in child sizes 2 through preteen. Find this and other apron patterns at your local independent quilt and fabric retailer.

Now I’ve seen it all. Kwik Sew aprons for dolls, vases and soap bottles. Wouldn’t it be cute to wrap an apron around a dish soap bottle and include it in a gift basket of cleaning supplies for a new neighbor. The ruffled apron on the vase of flowers is adorable. Here is yet another way to use up fabric scraps. Find this and other apron patterns at your local independent quilt and fabric retailer. 

Cute and so handy. Make the ‘Lilly Apron’ from Busy Bee Quilt Designs in one of today’s theme fabrics. This pattern is available at your local independent quilt and fabric retailer.