CORNER FOR BUSY BEES.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 249, 20 October 1928, Page 3 (Supplement)

CORNER FOR BUSY BEES.

DAINTY LITTLE PEG APRON

WORK FOR A, WET AFTERNOON

, (Conducted by TIMCER BELL.)

Dear Girls, fw jut come acrtM the ythni of the cateft little ptf aprta ii— |i—Wr. BmUm lwkin| so dainty, asd Wiag sack a Uessin( oi washing day, the apron is very easily made, and docs not require puch aateriaL Cretonne or lielland is the best material to use, two sqwares of cloth IS inches by 15 inches being required. The sqoares are pjamd together and cut out to the shape of Figure 1 One square is now shaped into the outside flap (Figure 3), and is joined /

to the main piece at the points marked X. The outside edges are bound with tape. A hand of material, sufficiently large to go round one's waist, is mow sewn into pssitisn at the top of the apron; it is fastened at the bade with a button, and loop of elastic.

A little design can be wmlmi! om Ike front pocket, and if it can be —Je m that a piece of braid stretching acres* the pocket wH fit 3m with it, so noch the better, for one or two pegs can be damped to it randy ta cases of esnergenc-r when one's bands are filed "with -wind-buffeted trashing, -which has a wholehearted objection to atajrh« om the line while one fnmfaies for pegs.