Vintage 1940s Apron Paper Sewing Pattern

This is a vintage printed sewing pattern from the 1940s, featuring a charming accordion-style apron design. The distinctive narrow sections are shaped like men's neckties, creating elegant folds throughout the garment. When constructed from striped fabric, the bias sections transform the stripes into beautiful zig-zag waves for added visual interest. The pattern achieves crisp, sharp seam edges through careful final pressing of all folded sections. A delightful piece of sewing history perfect for recreating classic vintage style.

McCall Printed Pattern # 884. There are 10 pieces and 1 transfer. Uncut and unused.

The envelope is in good condition with some yellowing and minimal staining. The flap is intact, and a previous owner's name is written on the front. True to 1940s manufacturing, each pattern piece is printed on individual tissue paper—a convenient difference from modern patterns where pieces are consolidated on larger sheets requiring careful cutting.