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  • Hartford Prints!
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    @hartfordprints
    11 years, 11 months ago

    Hi Ladies, 

    This might be a silly question but does anyone know any good aprons for women with larger busts — just trying to find a better fitting apron! 

    Love,

    Hartford Prints!


    davina farinola
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    @davinafarinola
    11 years, 11 months ago

    I have same problem, the square bit across the top is always gaping.  I found an awesome on on Etsy from misohappi http://www.etsy.com/shop/misohappi?ref=seller_info.

    It had a gathered neckline (Pic attached) I love it! Although its a tad dirty now… I just looked at her shop and she doesn’t have the design there anymore but gathered neck is the way to go I recon.

    The pic isn’t me I’m quite a bit bustier!


    Lynn Allison Starun
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    @lynnallisonstarun
    11 years, 6 months ago

    I can’t say about the bust issue but I find aprons that crisscross in back are way more comfortable than the ones with neck loops and waist ties. I modify any aprons I buy.  I can’t stand the feel of the neck loop so I cut the loop in the back center. Then I make some sort of little loop on the hip sides where the ties are attached (you can use a metal D shaped thingie or just make a fabric loop.  I cut the waist ties off and attach one to each end of the cut neck loop. I cross the now longer ties and feed them through the guide loops.  It helps to tie a knot in the end of the tie or attach a large bead so it  won’t come out of the side guide when you are putting it on and taking it off.  Then you slip your neck through and your arms through the appropriate spaces and tie it in back or all the way around.  This makes the front of the apron settle comfortably and for me it seems to allow the top front to stay in place and stay centered.  I think all aprons should come that way.   Here are some examples

    http://tinyurl.com/d7h8lvu

    http://tinyurl.com/bqqmh6j

    and how about this design

    http://tinyurl.com/c6eqan4

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