How About an End of Summer Giveway by Meggie Mae Aprons?

It's Monday again Apron Goddesses and Meggie Mae Aprons is our featured apron crafter today. The aprons at Meggie Mae are styled from 1940-1960's originals. Each apron is cut from designer fabric, giving a trendy look to a vintage design. Handcrafting makes each garment unique and is of artisan quality.

The apron offered for promotion is called Flower Power! This is a great apron to wear while cooking or crafting. The pockets are large enough to hold cooking utensils or craft supplies. The A-line shape and slim waistband give a flattering silhouette. Fully lined with double stitched seams for added detailing. Made from designer fabric, this apron is sure to lend style to any pair of jeans.

Karin, owner and designer of MeggieMae Aprons said, "When my mother passed away, I received her vintage aprons. Taking her aprons, I cut patterns from the originals, sometimes adding my own touch here and there. Many are cut from designer fabrics, giving a trendy look to a vintage design. Hand crafting makes each garment unique and is of artisan quality."

She continued, "I love wearing them around the house. Whether I'm in the kitchen, gardening or even sewing, I always wear an apron, which brings back fond memories of my mother as she did likewise caring for family and warmly entertaining friends. The aprons make me feel stylish and comfortable, as well as adding a feminine touch to my usual attire of jeans and t-shirt."

To enter the giveaway for this fabulous apron from Meggie Mae Aprons, visit the boutique and choose your favorite item. Come back to The Apron Goddesses and make a comment naming which apron you like best. That will give you one entry into the giveaway.

For five extra entries into the drawing create a blog post about this giveaway, leaving your permalink in your comment.

And for 10 extra, bonus chances at winning send in a picture of you or a family member wearing an apron. (Contact is above) No headless apron wearers please!! I will write up your "apron-ography" in the weeks to come.