It’s simply too hot. We’ve no relief from the heat and are in a drought situation as well. Hay is already Extremely Costly and, I’m afraid, animals will starve this winter. When it’s a choice between feeding your children and feeding your animals, the animals always lose. It’s a Very Sad fact of life and tugs at my heart strings. Dave and I save the ones we can but we, unfortunately, can’t save them all. My horses and sheep have extra flesh going into the winter…although it’s difficult to even *think* about winter while it’s SO hot…and, I believe, we’ll weather the season with no dire consequences.
These aprons are made from a man’s shirt. The one on the left shows John Deere tractors, has a pocket and both of them still have the shirt snaps.
Perhaps this apron was given away as a gift when an appliance was purchased?
Blessings ~ aprons ~ a deep well filled with delicious water ~ inside work to escape the heat of the day ~ melons from my garden ~ clean air ~ a night sky that takes my breath ~
Kerrie says
I love vintage aprons and tablecloths! Wish they made some like them now!
Maggie's Farm says
Wow, the aprons are just wonderful. How fortunate you were able to give them a good home.
cyndy says
my mother recently gave me one of her old aprons…with her handstitching on it. I picture her wearing it on Thanksgiving and Sundays.
I love how you saved the aprons. They look beautiful on the clothesline, for the sky to see.
Leslie Shelor says
Wonderful aprons!
Robin says
What a great find…I have 2 of my Granny’s aprons, and several hankies!
Annie says
I have all of my husband’s grandmother’s bridge table cloths and some other table linens. I love them. Those aprons are lucky to have found a good home.