Maureen Collins on fri 11 jun 99
A friend is looking for the maker/vendor who had an apron that was available
at NCECA: it has a slit down the middle and you pull it through your legs to
tie it and it protects your legs from clay as you sit on the wheel. I don't
remember seeing it there. Is anyone aware of this type of apron, and if so,
the cost and name/number of the vendor who sells them?
Thank you
Maureen
Dale A. Neese on sat 12 jun 99
I happened to be in a long elevator ride at NCECA with Wendy Moore who had a
capitive audience to show her throwing aprons to. They were really nice. $20
plus $3 shipping. Choice of colors.
wendym@globalbiz.net
8530 Rucker Rd. Grosse Ile, MI. 48138
Dale Tex
Sharon R Pemberton on sat 12 jun 99
Blacksmith's use this type of apron, split front, hooks around back of legs.
They are great. My local blacksmith association has them. There is a bsmith
assoc somewhere in your area. Ck them
Pax,
Pug
Mason Batchelder on sat 12 jun 99
Penland sold them in the past missed them myself at NCECA
Wendy Moore on sun 13 jun 99
Hi Maureen:
Tell your friend that I make the kind of apron that your friend is looking for.
One difference however, is mine do not tie around the legs. The halves of the
apron are big enough to stay put while you are on the wheel but hang free when
you stand up. They are made of cotton twills and denim-type fabrics and are
generally one-size fits all. You can contact me off-list and I can e-mail you
more info and a picture.
Wendy Moore
The Apron Lady
wendym@globalbiz.net
Maureen Collins wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> A friend is looking for the maker/vendor who had an apron that was available
> at NCECA: it has a slit down the middle and you pull it through your legs to
> tie it and it protects your legs from clay as you sit on the wheel. I don't
> remember seeing it there. Is anyone aware of this type of apron, and if so,
> the cost and name/number of the vendor who sells them?
>
> Thank you
>
> Maureen
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