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Original 1940s McCall Pattern No. 1182 – Apron and Arm Protectors with Appliqué Trim
Original 1940s McCall Pattern No. 1182 for a gathered apron with deep pockets and matching arm protectors, trimmed with appliqué carrots and peppers. The transfer holds eighteen vegetable motifs, with extras for curtains, a four-piece lunch set, towels, and pot holders. One size. Factory Folded and Unused, with the transfer uncut.
Quick Facts
- Pattern Number: McCall No. 1182
- Year: 1940s
- Garment: Apron and Arm Protectors with Appliqué Trim
- Size: One Size
- Pattern Condition: Factory Folded and Unused
- Envelope and Instructions are in Good Condition
- Comes with Uncut Transfer
Design
A gathered half apron with a wide band of deep pockets, plus elasticized arm protectors. Two transfer pieces give eighteen appliqué peppers, carrots, and squashes in two sizes, with directions for curtains, place mats, towels, a lunch cloth, and a quilted pot holder.
A Moment in Fashion History
This envelope turns one apron into a coordinated kitchen of curtains, place mats, towels, and pot holders, all in matching appliqué vegetables. Arm protectors guarded sleeves from spatters and garden soil.
Illustration
The envelope front and back are shown as scanned, framed on our blue mat without retouching, so the artwork appears in its true color and condition. A young woman in stripes wears the apron and arm protectors with a garden trowel, beside appliquéd curtains and place mats.
