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Original 1950 McCall Pattern No. 1577 – Women\'s and Misses\' Apron
Original 1950 McCall Printed Pattern No. 1577, a full bib apron with crossed front straps that double as a pocket trim, embroidered all along with a climbing morning glory vine. Uncut, with the embroidery transfer uncut, Complete Nice Condition.
Quick Facts
- Pattern Number: McCall No. 1577
- Year: 1950
- Garment: Women\'s and Misses\' Apron
- Size: Small (14-16), 32-34\" Bust
- Condition: Complete Nice Condition, Uncut
- Transfer: Uncut
Design
This apron crosses its front straps over the bodice, meeting a shaped patch pocket at the waist, with a climbing morning glory vine embroidered along the straps and pocket edge. Rick-rack braid trims every edge. Five pattern pieces plus one transfer, Small.
A Moment in Fashion History
Morning glories were a favorite embroidery motif of the early 1950s. McCall\'s Pattern 1577 traces the flower the full length of the apron front rather than confining it to a single corner.
Illustration
The cover illustration has been digitally restored and enhanced by Judy Yates to highlight the original fashion artwork while preserving the character and artistry of this historic McCall pattern envelope.
