Among two strips of industrial canvas, there is a strip of cutwork embroidery sewn, which is sewn on a thicker canvas with pearls. The “rooster” pattern is embroidered by smooth stitching, shaping, and cutting out. On both sides of the embroidered insert, the embroidery on the apron surface is sewn using thread, according to the pre-drawn design. The so-called “Dubnica flowers” are embroidered using satin and stem stitch, slanting stitching, curved lines, meandering, and backstitch. The apron is trimmed with old mountain bobbin lace. There is a wide embroidery in the strip across fringes and a cover embroidered with geometric motifs. A wide braid with hara stitch is sewn onto the cover.