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Article: A tale of three aprons.
- Article from:
- The Times-News (Twin Falls, ID)
- Article date:
- February 28, 2007
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Byline: Virginia S. Hutchins
Feb. 28--Certainly, food shows, blogging and online apron swaps helped exalt the humble cooking coverup to kitchen couture. Vintage is sassy, and nobody's embarrassed to stand at the stove. Still, a beloved apron's real appeal isn't much about fashion. Quite simply, the right apron can influence the outcome of a cookie competition or wrap the wearer in a mother's love. Here, the tales of three aprons.
For love and luck When Lois Anderson's mother died -- leaving behind the apron that had been her kitchen companion for years -- Anderson and her niece carefully took apart the worn garment, traced a pattern and ...
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