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    This summary provides the instructions to make a Lady Fair Apron in 3 sentences: The Lady Fair Apron is made with knit-cro-sheen thread in shaded pinks using a steel crochet hook. It starts with a long chain that is worked into a lacy pattern for the body of the apron. Ribbing is then added along the bottom edge and shells are worked along the sides to finish the apron.

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    This summary provides the instructions to make a Lady Fair Apron in 3 sentences: The Lady Fair Apron is made with knit-cro-sheen thread in shaded pinks using a steel crochet hook. It starts with a long chain that is worked into a lacy pattern for the body of the apron. Ribbing is then added along the bottom edge and shells are worked along the sides to finish the apron.

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    Vintage pattern originally published in Coats & Clark's Book No. 116, Gifts for All Occasions, 1960

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    This summary provides the instructions to make a Lady Fair Apron in 3 sentences: The Lady Fair Apron is made with knit-cro-sheen thread in shaded pinks using a steel crochet hook. It starts with a long chain that is worked into a lacy pattern for the body of the apron. Ribbing is then added along the bottom edge and shells are worked along the sides to finish the apron.

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    Lady Fair Apron

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    This summary provides the instructions to make a Lady Fair Apron in 3 sentences: The Lady Fair Apron is made with knit-cro-sheen thread in shaded pinks using a steel crochet hook. It starts with a long chain that is worked into a lacy pattern for the body of the apron. Ribbing is then added along the bottom edge and shells are worked along the sides to finish the apron.

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    Lady Fair Apron

    Originally published
    in Coats & Clark’s
    Book No. 116, Gifts
    for All Occasions,
    1960

    Makes a wonderful hostess gift!


    last shell. Ch 3, turn.
    Row 4: Starting shell in first sc, sc in center of next
    shell, shell in next sc (2 shells over shell made); * sc
    in next loop, (ch 5, sc in next loop) 4 times; shell in
    next sc (2 shells over shell made). Repeat from *
    across. Ch 1, turn.
    Row 5: Sl st to center of next shell, * (sc in center of
    shell, ch 5) twice; (sc in next loop, ch 5) 4 times.
    Repeat from * across. Ch 3, turn.
    Repeat Rows 2 through 5 for pattern. Work even in
    pattern until total length is about 17 inches, ending
    with Row 5 of pattern. Ch 5, turn.
    BAND
    Row 1: * Sc in next loop, ch 1, sc in next loop, ch 2.
    Repeat from * across, ending with ch 2, dc in last sc.
    Ch 1, turn.
    Row 2: Make 121 sc evenly spaced across row. Ch 1,
    turn.
    Materials
    ‣ Knit-Cro-Sheen - 4 balls No. 15 Shaded Pinks* Row 3: Sc in first sc, * skip next 2 sc, shell in next sc,
    ‣ Steel crochet hook No. 7 (1.65mm) skip next 2 sc, sc in next sc. Repeat from * across (20
    ‣ 1½ yards ribbon, 1½ inches wide shells). Ch 3, turn.

    *or 600 yards any brand size 10 crochet thread Row 4: Make 2 dc in first sc (starting half shell
    made); * sc in center of next shell, shell in next sc.
    Instructions Repeat fro * across, ending with 3 dc in last sc
    Starting at lower edge, make a chain 30 inches long, (ending half shell made). Ch 1, turn.
    having 6 ch to 1 inch.
    Row 5: Sc in first dc, * shell in next sc, sc in center of
    Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook, * ch 5, skip next 3 ch, next shell. Repeat from * across, ending with sc in
    sc in next ch. Repeat from * across until there are 49 top of turning chain.
    loops. Cut off any remaining chain. Ch 3, turn.
    Last 4 rows: Repeat Rows 4 through 5 twice. Break
    Row 2: Make 4 dc in first sc (starting shell made); sc
    in next loop, 5-dc shell in next sc (shell group made); off and fasten.
    sc in next loop, * (ch 5, sc in next loop) 4 times; (5-dc EDGING
    shell in next sc, sc in next loop) twice—another shell Attach thread to base of first shell at lower edge,
    group made. Repeat from * across. Ch 1, turn. working along opposite side of starting chain, sc in
    Row 3: Sl st to center of shell, * sc in center of shell, ch at base of shell, * skip next ch, shell in next ch,
    shell in next sc, (shell between 2 shells made); sc in skip next ch, sc in ch at base of next shell. Repeat
    center of next shell (ch 5, sc in next loop) 4 times; ch from * across. Break off and fasten.
    5. Repeat from * across, ending with sc in center of

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