Tradesman's Apron tablesettings

Tradesman's Apron tablesettingsThis men's apron is crafted out of medium weight linen. The cotton twill tape is attached at the waist and can be tied in the front or the back of the wearer. The buttonhole in the point is made to go over a waistcoat or coat button. This type of apron can be seen in period images of male laborers who are often doing dirty tasks like cooking, painting, carving, or other trades that threaten to stain clothes. This style of the apron can be seen with

this simple game of ring toss provides a challenge for people of all ages

The cognac-colored top cuff is not fixed

Whether out and about or in the office

The dimensions of the pre-cut pattern pieces measure approximately 14” from point to cuff

Pair it with matching earrings for a complete look

Available in brown or navy medium-weight wool

Navy wool patch

Available in black or brown

Leather drinking vessels have been around since about 1030 AD and spanned through the 18th century

and 6 steel sewing pins

They are solid cast

The flat lead-free pewter buttons are appropriate for most military and civilian impressions from the French and Indian War through the American Revolution