Pino and I love receiving your aprons - either vintage or hand made. The aprons are sold at Pino Pie Day and this year the apron sales help all the Misfits at Apifera - for vet care, meds,feed, hay and more shelter updates. We also set up a Museum of Misfits that has photos of all the animals we've taken on, their stories and bring awareness to other places we respect helping animals.
NOTE: After 2014 Pie Day, no more aprons will be collected. Pino wants a wardrobe change! Thank you to all the donations in the past!=
Just one of the many aprons donated in the past years...
When
an apron is donated, it is hung on the apron clothesline at Pino Pie Day at Apifera Farm in June. If it doesn't
sell, it is either held for the next Pie Day, or is sold on Etsy.
Katherine took a shine to aprons when she moved to the farm - they hold
great stuff like eggs and hay twine, and she can wipe the runny nose of
an old goat at whim.
She also loves to make pie and share it, and
one day she took her little donkey, Pino, to a nearby farm, with pie -
of course clad in an old apron. It made quite an impression. She shared
the story with friends and little Pino started popping up in her art
with an apron too. Before you knew it, the donkey was getting aprons in
the mail - lots of them. So they decided to put them to good use.
Every
June, the aprons are strung along a big clothesline at the farm's
annual Pino Pie Day. Apron sales help other goat/donkey/barnyard
sanctuaries. Katherine's fresh homemade pie is served as are donkey
hugs. Her art and lavender are sold too. How did she start sharing fresh pie, her farm and her donkey? Read the short version.
Just one of the many aprons donated in the past years...
When
an apron is donated, it is hung on the apron clothesline at Pino Pie Day at Apifera Farm in June. If it doesn't
sell, it is either held for the next Pie Day, or is sold on Etsy.
Katherine took a shine to aprons when she moved to the farm - they hold
great stuff like eggs and hay twine, and she can wipe the runny nose of
an old goat at whim.
She also loves to make pie and share it, and
one day she took her little donkey, Pino, to a nearby farm, with pie -
of course clad in an old apron. It made quite an impression. She shared
the story with friends and little Pino started popping up in her art
with an apron too. Before you knew it, the donkey was getting aprons in
the mail - lots of them. So they decided to put them to good use.
Every
June, the aprons are strung along a big clothesline at the farm's
annual Pino Pie Day. Apron sales help other goat/donkey/barnyard
sanctuaries. Katherine's fresh homemade pie is served as are donkey
hugs. Her art and lavender are sold too. How did she start sharing fresh pie, her farm and her donkey? Read the short version.
Just one of the many aprons donated in the past years...
When
an apron is donated, it is hung on the apron clothesline at Pino Pie Day at Apifera Farm in June. If it doesn't
sell, it is either held for the next Pie Day, or is sold on Etsy.
Katherine took a shine to aprons when she moved to the farm - they hold
great stuff like eggs and hay twine, and she can wipe the runny nose of
an old goat at whim.
She also loves to make pie and share it, and
one day she took her little donkey, Pino, to a nearby farm, with pie -
of course clad in an old apron. It made quite an impression. She shared
the story with friends and little Pino started popping up in her art
with an apron too. Before you knew it, the donkey was getting aprons in
the mail - lots of them. So they decided to put them to good use.
Every
June, the aprons are strung along a big clothesline at the farm's
annual Pino Pie Day. Apron sales help other goat/donkey/barnyard
sanctuaries. Katherine's fresh homemade pie is served as are donkey
hugs. Her art and lavender are sold too. How did she start sharing fresh pie, her farm and her donkey? Read the short version.
Just one of the many aprons donated in the past years...
When
an apron is donated, it is hung on the apron clothesline at Pino Pie Day at Apifera Farm in June. If it doesn't
sell, it is either held for the next Pie Day, or is sold on Etsy.
Katherine took a shine to aprons when she moved to the farm - they hold
great stuff like eggs and hay twine, and she can wipe the runny nose of
an old goat at whim.
She also loves to make pie and share it, and
one day she took her little donkey, Pino, to a nearby farm, with pie -
of course clad in an old apron. It made quite an impression. She shared
the story with friends and little Pino started popping up in her art
with an apron too. Before you knew it, the donkey was getting aprons in
the mail - lots of them. So they decided to put them to good use.
Every
June, the aprons are strung along a big clothesline at the farm's
annual Pino Pie Day. Apron sales help other goat/donkey/barnyard
sanctuaries. Katherine's fresh homemade pie is served as are donkey
hugs. Her art and lavender are sold too. How did she start sharing fresh pie, her farm and her donkey? Read the short version.
Just one of the many aprons donated in the past years...
When
an apron is donated, it is hung on the apron clothesline at Pino Pie Day at Apifera Farm in June. If it doesn't
sell, it is either held for the next Pie Day, or is sold on Etsy.
Katherine took a shine to aprons when she moved to the farm - they hold
great stuff like eggs and hay twine, and she can wipe the runny nose of
an old goat at whim.
She also loves to make pie and share it, and
one day she took her little donkey, Pino, to a nearby farm, with pie -
of course clad in an old apron. It made quite an impression. She shared
the story with friends and little Pino started popping up in her art
with an apron too. Before you knew it, the donkey was getting aprons in
the mail - lots of them. So they decided to put them to good use.
Every
June, the aprons are strung along a big clothesline at the farm's
annual Pino Pie Day. Apron sales help other goat/donkey/barnyard
sanctuaries. Katherine's fresh homemade pie is served as are donkey
hugs. Her art and lavender are sold too. How did she start sharing fresh pie, her farm and her donkey? Read the short version.
Just one of the many aprons donated in the past years...
When
an apron is donated, it is hung on the apron clothesline at Pino Pie Day at Apifera Farm in June. If it doesn't
sell, it is either held for the next Pie Day, or is sold on Etsy.
Katherine took a shine to aprons when she moved to the farm - they hold
great stuff like eggs and hay twine, and she can wipe the runny nose of
an old goat at whim.
She also loves to make pie and share it, and
one day she took her little donkey, Pino, to a nearby farm, with pie -
of course clad in an old apron. It made quite an impression. She shared
the story with friends and little Pino started popping up in her art
with an apron too. Before you knew it, the donkey was getting aprons in
the mail - lots of them. So they decided to put them to good use.
Every
June, the aprons are strung along a big clothesline at the farm's
annual Pino Pie Day. Apron sales help other goat/donkey/barnyard
sanctuaries. Katherine's fresh homemade pie is served as are donkey
hugs. Her art and lavender are sold too. How did she start sharing fresh pie, her farm and her donkey? Read the short version.
Just one of the many aprons donated in the past years...
When
an apron is donated, it is hung on the apron clothesline at Pino Pie Day at Apifera Farm in June. If it doesn't
sell, it is either held for the next Pie Day, or is sold on Etsy.
Katherine took a shine to aprons when she moved to the farm - they hold
great stuff like eggs and hay twine, and she can wipe the runny nose of
an old goat at whim.
She also loves to make pie and share it, and
one day she took her little donkey, Pino, to a nearby farm, with pie -
of course clad in an old apron. It made quite an impression. She shared
the story with friends and little Pino started popping up in her art
with an apron too. Before you knew it, the donkey was getting aprons in
the mail - lots of them. So they decided to put them to good use.
Every
June, the aprons are strung along a big clothesline at the farm's
annual Pino Pie Day. Apron sales help other goat/donkey/barnyard
sanctuaries. Katherine's fresh homemade pie is served as are donkey
hugs. Her art and lavender are sold too. How did she start sharing fresh pie, her farm and her donkey? Read the short version.
Just one of the many aprons donated in the past years...
When
an apron is donated, it is hung on the apron clothesline at Pino Pie Day at Apifera Farm in June. If it doesn't
sell, it is either held for the next Pie Day, or is sold on Etsy.
Katherine took a shine to aprons when she moved to the farm - they hold
great stuff like eggs and hay twine, and she can wipe the runny nose of
an old goat at whim.
She also loves to make pie and share it, and
one day she took her little donkey, Pino, to a nearby farm, with pie -
of course clad in an old apron. It made quite an impression. She shared
the story with friends and little Pino started popping up in her art
with an apron too. Before you knew it, the donkey was getting aprons in
the mail - lots of them. So they decided to put them to good use.
Every
June, the aprons are strung along a big clothesline at the farm's
annual Pino Pie Day. Apron sales help other goat/donkey/barnyard
sanctuaries. Katherine's fresh homemade pie is served as are donkey
hugs. Her art and lavender are sold too. How did she start sharing fresh pie, her farm and her donkey? Read the short version.
Just one of the many aprons donated in the past years...
When
an apron is donated, it is hung on the apron clothesline at Pino Pie Day at Apifera Farm in June. If it doesn't
sell, it is either held for the next Pie Day, or is sold on Etsy.
Katherine took a shine to aprons when she moved to the farm - they hold
great stuff like eggs and hay twine, and she can wipe the runny nose of
an old goat at whim.
She also loves to make pie and share it, and
one day she took her little donkey, Pino, to a nearby farm, with pie -
of course clad in an old apron. It made quite an impression. She shared
the story with friends and little Pino started popping up in her art
with an apron too. Before you knew it, the donkey was getting aprons in
the mail - lots of them. So they decided to put them to good use.
Every
June, the aprons are strung along a big clothesline at the farm's
annual Pino Pie Day. Apron sales help other goat/donkey/barnyard
sanctuaries. Katherine's fresh homemade pie is served as are donkey
hugs. Her art and lavender are sold too. How did she start sharing fresh pie, her farm and her donkey? Read the short version.
Just one of the many aprons donated in the past years...
When
an apron is donated, it is hung on the apron clothesline at Pino Pie Day at Apifera Farm in June. If it doesn't
sell, it is either held for the next Pie Day, or is sold on Etsy.
Katherine took a shine to aprons when she moved to the farm - they hold
great stuff like eggs and hay twine, and she can wipe the runny nose of
an old goat at whim.
She also loves to make pie and share it, and
one day she took her little donkey, Pino, to a nearby farm, with pie -
of course clad in an old apron. It made quite an impression. She shared
the story with friends and little Pino started popping up in her art
with an apron too. Before you knew it, the donkey was getting aprons in
the mail - lots of them. So they decided to put them to good use.
Every
June, the aprons are strung along a big clothesline at the farm's
annual Pino Pie Day. Apron sales help other goat/donkey/barnyard
sanctuaries. Katherine's fresh homemade pie is served as are donkey
hugs. Her art and lavender are sold too. How did she start sharing fresh pie, her farm and her donkey? Read the short version.
Just one of the many aprons donated in the past years...
When
an apron is donated, it is hung on the apron clothesline at Pino Pie Day at Apifera Farm in June. If it doesn't
sell, it is either held for the next Pie Day, or is sold on Etsy.
Katherine took a shine to aprons when she moved to the farm - they hold
great stuff like eggs and hay twine, and she can wipe the runny nose of
an old goat at whim.
She also loves to make pie and share it, and
one day she took her little donkey, Pino, to a nearby farm, with pie -
of course clad in an old apron. It made quite an impression. She shared
the story with friends and little Pino started popping up in her art
with an apron too. Before you knew it, the donkey was getting aprons in
the mail - lots of them. So they decided to put them to good use.
Every
June, the aprons are strung along a big clothesline at the farm's
annual Pino Pie Day. Apron sales help other goat/donkey/barnyard
sanctuaries. Katherine's fresh homemade pie is served as are donkey
hugs. Her art and lavender are sold too. How did she start sharing fresh pie, her farm and her donkey? Read the short version.
Just one of the many aprons donated in the past years...
When
an apron is donated, it is hung on the apron clothesline at Pino Pie Day at Apifera Farm in June. If it doesn't
sell, it is either held for the next Pie Day, or is sold on Etsy.
Katherine took a shine to aprons when she moved to the farm - they hold
great stuff like eggs and hay twine, and she can wipe the runny nose of
an old goat at whim.
She also loves to make pie and share it, and
one day she took her little donkey, Pino, to a nearby farm, with pie -
of course clad in an old apron. It made quite an impression. She shared
the story with friends and little Pino started popping up in her art
with an apron too. Before you knew it, the donkey was getting aprons in
the mail - lots of them. So they decided to put them to good use.
Every
June, the aprons are strung along a big clothesline at the farm's
annual Pino Pie Day. Apron sales help other goat/donkey/barnyard
sanctuaries. Katherine's fresh homemade pie is served as are donkey
hugs. Her art and lavender are sold too. How did she start sharing fresh pie, her farm and her donkey? Read the short version.
Just one of the many aprons donated in the past years...
When
an apron is donated, it is hung on the apron clothesline at Pino Pie Day at Apifera Farm in June. If it doesn't
sell, it is either held for the next Pie Day, or is sold on Etsy.
Katherine took a shine to aprons when she moved to the farm - they hold
great stuff like eggs and hay twine, and she can wipe the runny nose of
an old goat at whim.
She also loves to make pie and share it, and
one day she took her little donkey, Pino, to a nearby farm, with pie -
of course clad in an old apron. It made quite an impression. She shared
the story with friends and little Pino started popping up in her art
with an apron too. Before you knew it, the donkey was getting aprons in
the mail - lots of them. So they decided to put them to good use.
Every
June, the aprons are strung along a big clothesline at the farm's
annual Pino Pie Day. Apron sales help other goat/donkey/barnyard
sanctuaries. Katherine's fresh homemade pie is served as are donkey
hugs. Her art and lavender are sold too. How did she start sharing fresh pie, her farm and her donkey? Read the short version.
Just one of the many aprons donated in the past years...
When
an apron is donated, it is hung on the apron clothesline at Pino Pie Day at Apifera Farm in June. If it doesn't
sell, it is either held for the next Pie Day, or is sold on Etsy.
Katherine took a shine to aprons when she moved to the farm - they hold
great stuff like eggs and hay twine, and she can wipe the runny nose of
an old goat at whim.
She also loves to make pie and share it, and
one day she took her little donkey, Pino, to a nearby farm, with pie -
of course clad in an old apron. It made quite an impression. She shared
the story with friends and little Pino started popping up in her art
with an apron too. Before you knew it, the donkey was getting aprons in
the mail - lots of them. So they decided to put them to good use.
Every
June, the aprons are strung along a big clothesline at the farm's
annual Pino Pie Day. Apron sales help other goat/donkey/barnyard
sanctuaries. Katherine's fresh homemade pie is served as are donkey
hugs. Her art and lavender are sold too. How did she start sharing fresh pie, her farm and her donkey? Read the short version.
Just one of the many aprons donated in the past years...
When
an apron is donated, it is hung on the apron clothesline at Pino Pie Day at Apifera Farm in June. If it doesn't
sell, it is either held for the next Pie Day, or is sold on Etsy.
Katherine took a shine to aprons when she moved to the farm - they hold
great stuff like eggs and hay twine, and she can wipe the runny nose of
an old goat at whim.
She also loves to make pie and share it, and
one day she took her little donkey, Pino, to a nearby farm, with pie -
of course clad in an old apron. It made quite an impression. She shared
the story with friends and little Pino started popping up in her art
with an apron too. Before you knew it, the donkey was getting aprons in
the mail - lots of them. So they decided to put them to good use.
Every
June, the aprons are strung along a big clothesline at the farm's
annual Pino Pie Day. Apron sales help other goat/donkey/barnyard
sanctuaries. Katherine's fresh homemade pie is served as are donkey
hugs. Her art and lavender are sold too. How did she start sharing fresh pie, her farm and her donkey? Read the short version.
Just one of the many aprons donated in the past years...
When
an apron is donated, it is hung on the apron clothesline at Pino Pie Day at Apifera Farm in June. If it doesn't
sell, it is either held for the next Pie Day, or is sold on Etsy.
Katherine took a shine to aprons when she moved to the farm - they hold
great stuff like eggs and hay twine, and she can wipe the runny nose of
an old goat at whim.
She also loves to make pie and share it, and
one day she took her little donkey, Pino, to a nearby farm, with pie -
of course clad in an old apron. It made quite an impression. She shared
the story with friends and little Pino started popping up in her art
with an apron too. Before you knew it, the donkey was getting aprons in
the mail - lots of them. So they decided to put them to good use.
Every
June, the aprons are strung along a big clothesline at the farm's
annual Pino Pie Day. Apron sales help other goat/donkey/barnyard
sanctuaries. Katherine's fresh homemade pie is served as are donkey
hugs. Her art and lavender are sold too. How did she start sharing fresh pie, her farm and her donkey? Read the short version.
Just one of the many aprons donated in the past years...
When
an apron is donated, it is hung on the apron clothesline at Pino Pie Day at Apifera Farm in June. If it doesn't
sell, it is either held for the next Pie Day, or is sold on Etsy.
Katherine took a shine to aprons when she moved to the farm - they hold
great stuff like eggs and hay twine, and she can wipe the runny nose of
an old goat at whim.
She also loves to make pie and share it, and
one day she took her little donkey, Pino, to a nearby farm, with pie -
of course clad in an old apron. It made quite an impression. She shared
the story with friends and little Pino started popping up in her art
with an apron too. Before you knew it, the donkey was getting aprons in
the mail - lots of them. So they decided to put them to good use.
Every
June, the aprons are strung along a big clothesline at the farm's
annual Pino Pie Day. Apron sales help other goat/donkey/barnyard
sanctuaries. Katherine's fresh homemade pie is served as are donkey
hugs. Her art and lavender are sold too. How did she start sharing fresh pie, her farm and her donkey? Read the short version.
Just one of the many aprons donated in the past years...
When
an apron is donated, it is hung on the apron clothesline at Pino Pie Day at Apifera Farm in June. If it doesn't
sell, it is either held for the next Pie Day, or is sold on Etsy.
Katherine took a shine to aprons when she moved to the farm - they hold
great stuff like eggs and hay twine, and she can wipe the runny nose of
an old goat at whim.
She also loves to make pie and share it, and
one day she took her little donkey, Pino, to a nearby farm, with pie -
of course clad in an old apron. It made quite an impression. She shared
the story with friends and little Pino started popping up in her art
with an apron too. Before you knew it, the donkey was getting aprons in
the mail - lots of them. So they decided to put them to good use.
Every
June, the aprons are strung along a big clothesline at the farm's
annual Pino Pie Day. Apron sales help other goat/donkey/barnyard
sanctuaries. Katherine's fresh homemade pie is served as are donkey
hugs. Her art and lavender are sold too. How did she start sharing fresh pie, her farm and her donkey? Read the short version.
Just one of the many aprons donated in the past years...
When
an apron is donated, it is hung on the apron clothesline at Pino Pie Day at Apifera Farm in June. If it doesn't
sell, it is either held for the next Pie Day, or is sold on Etsy.
Katherine took a shine to aprons when she moved to the farm - they hold
great stuff like eggs and hay twine, and she can wipe the runny nose of
an old goat at whim.
She also loves to make pie and share it, and
one day she took her little donkey, Pino, to a nearby farm, with pie -
of course clad in an old apron. It made quite an impression. She shared
the story with friends and little Pino started popping up in her art
with an apron too. Before you knew it, the donkey was getting aprons in
the mail - lots of them. So they decided to put them to good use.
Every
June, the aprons are strung along a big clothesline at the farm's
annual Pino Pie Day. Apron sales help other goat/donkey/barnyard
sanctuaries. Katherine's fresh homemade pie is served as are donkey
hugs. Her art and lavender are sold too. How did she start sharing fresh pie, her farm and her donkey? Read the short version.
Pino and I love receiving your aprons - either vintage or hand made. The aprons are sold at Pino Pie Day and this year the apron sales help all the Misfits at Apifera - for vet care, meds,feed, hay and more shelter updates. We also set up a Museum of Misfits that has photos of all the animals we've taken on, their stories and bring awareness to other places we respect helping animals.
