Even Farm Girls Get The Blues Apron

Some days call for a little blue—and this apron wears it beautifully.

Even Farm Girls Get The Blues pairs classic blue-and-white gingham with a charming blue toile scattered with farmyard hens, roosters, nesting baskets, and eggs. The gingham bodice and generous front pocket are finished with coordinating blue trim, while the softly gathered skirt gives this apron its comfortable, easygoing country character.

Designed to be worn crossbody, the wide gingham straps cross comfortably at the back and stay securely on the shoulders without a neck loop or waist ties. The result is an apron that feels as practical as it is pretty—ready for baking, gardening, preserving, tending the chickens, or simply spending a good afternoon in the kitchen.

It's a little bit farmhouse, a little bit 1950s kitchen, and completely at home wherever there's work to be done.

Because sometimes even farm girls get the blues. And that's not necessarily a bad thing.

From the Mercantile

There's a certain kind of blue that belongs in a farmhouse kitchen. The blue of an old enamel kettle. The blue of a summer sky after the rain. The blue on the apron a woman puts on when she's ready to get something done.

Even Farm Girls Get The Blues was made for just such a day.

Product Details

• Handmade crossbody apron
• Blue-and-white gingham bodice
• Blue-and-white farmyard toile skirt featuring hens, roosters, nesting baskets, and eggs
• Coordinating gingham front pocket
• Wide shoulder straps that cross at the back
• No neck loop and no waist ties
• Coordinating blue trim throughout
• Full, practical apron coverage
• One-of-a-kind handmade piece
• Ideal for cooking, baking, gardening, preserving, farmhouse chores, and everyday wear
• Designed and sewn with care by Kitchen Mechanic Mercantile