Past Master Blue Lodge Cotton Duck Cloth Apron – Blue Tassels

Description

Past Master Blue Lodge Cotton Duck Cloth Apron – Blue Tassels

Past Master Blue Lodge Cotton Duck Cloth Apron establishes the officer’s standing from the moment he ties the blue cords at his waist. The white cotton duck cloth body measures 14 inches high by 16 inches wide, a proportion that sits flat against the body and presents the full embroidered field cleanly whether the brother stands at the altar or takes his seat in the east. Royal blue grosgrain ribbon runs the full perimeter of the bib and outer edge, defining the apron’s boundary with a consistent width and color that reads as formal officer dress across the full Lodge room.

On the bib, a machine-embroidered All-Seeing Eye radiates outward in blue thread, its rays spreading symmetrically from the central eye in the pattern that Past Master ceremony has long associated with the enlightened oversight of a man who has guided his Lodge through a complete year of service. Below the bib fold, the square and compasses sit centered on the white body with a sunburst G rendered in the same blue thread, the two emblems together confirming rank and degree with the visual directness that Lodge ceremony demands. Every element of the embroidery uses a consistent blue that matches the grosgrain border exactly, so the apron reads as a unified officer presentation rather than a collection of separate decorations.

Blue twisted rope cords extend 36 inches from each top corner of the apron, long enough to tie securely at the waist across a full range of officer builds. A tassel hangs from the left cord, its weight keeping that side of the tie composed during movement through installation procession or formal Lodge proceedings. Cotton duck cloth at this weight holds the apron body upright without stiffening uncomfortably, and the matching blue polyester lining on the reverse gives the interior a finished appearance while protecting the back of the embroidery through years of Lodge wear.

A glove pocket on the reverse keeps the officer’s white gloves organized and accessible before ceremony begins, so the full presentation comes together without searching through a bag at the Lodge room door. Past Master degree ceremony calls for an officer who arrives composed and complete, and the construction of this apron supports exactly that standard. The grosgrain ribbon border holds its edge definition through repeated folding and storage, keeping the blue line crisp for every meeting.

The cotton duck cloth body stays flat and structured through extended ceremony wear, and the machine-embroidered All-Seeing Eye retains its definition after careful laundering.

Product Features

Machine-embroidered All-Seeing Eye on royal blue bordered bib

The blue thread embroidery on the bib presents the radiating eye in the ceremonial arrangement associated with Past Master office, visible with authority from across the Lodge room floor.

Blue grosgrain ribbon border on bib and full outer edge

Royal blue polyester grosgrain ribbon runs the complete perimeter of the apron, giving the white cotton duck cloth body a sharp, formal edge that holds its definition through years of storage and wear.

Machine-embroidered square and compasses with sunburst G

Centered on the apron body below the bib, the blue-thread square and compasses with sunburst G confirm degree and rank in the visual language every brother in the room recognizes immediately.

Blue twisted rope cords with tassel, 36 inches each side

The cords extend 36 inches on each side for secure waist tying across different officer builds, with a blue tassel on the left cord that keeps the tie composed and formal during ceremony movement.

Glove pocket on reverse with matching blue polyester lining

The interior lining in matching blue polyester gives the apron a finished reverse, and the dedicated glove pocket keeps officer dress organized and complete before the Lodge opens.

White cotton duck cloth body, 14 x 16 inches

The structured cotton duck cloth holds the apron flat and upright at the correct ceremonial proportion, presenting the embroidered field cleanly whether standing or seated in officer position.

Specifications

• Material: High-quality white cotton duck cloth
• Border: Blue polyester grosgrain ribbon
• Embroidery: Machine embroidery
• Lining: Matching blue fine polyester fabric
• Tassels: Blue cords and tassels
• Cord length: 36 inches each side
• Size: 14 inches high x 16 inches wide
• Pocket: Glove pocket on reverse

FAQ

Q: What rank is this apron designed for?

A: This apron is made for Past Masters of the Blue Lodge. The All-Seeing Eye on the bib and square and compasses with sunburst G on the body are the emblems associated with Past Master officer dress.

Q: What is the apron body made from?

A: The body is cut from high-quality white cotton duck cloth, a structured fabric that holds the apron flat and presents the embroidered field cleanly throughout ceremony wear.

Q: How long are the tie cords?

A: Each blue twisted rope cord measures 36 inches, providing enough length to tie securely at the waist across a wide range of officer builds with the tassel hanging from the left cord.

Q: Is there storage for gloves on this apron?

A: Yes. The reverse of the apron features a dedicated glove pocket so officer dress travels organized and complete to every Lodge meeting.

Q: How is the embroidery produced on this apron?

A: All embroidery including the All-Seeing Eye and square and compasses is machine embroidered in royal blue thread that matches the grosgrain ribbon border exactly.