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Aprons are great. They make great gifts too. So with Mother’s Day coming up I decided to put together a little tutorial for you all to ma…
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Make this easy cross back apron, or pinafore apron, in Japanese style – with this free sewing pattern. #crossbackapron #apronpattern #freeapronpattern #sewingpattern
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Make these Pioneer Inspired Aprons using white flour sack dish towels and 2 inch wide ribbon to create a soft simple glimpse into the past.
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While I love adding in all sorts of details to my sewing projects, sometimes I also want a project that is fast and so super easy. Especially when time is running short and I need a gift or want to make up a quick project. That’s just what I have for you today! This adorable … Read More about Easy DIY 30 Minute Apron
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Sew an easy beautiful apron with this free apron pattern that only uses one yard of fabric! An apron always makes a great gift too.
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Aprons are great. They make great gifts too. So with Mother’s Day coming up I decided to put together a little tutorial for you all to make one or two for the moms in your lives. I like my aprons SIMPLE….no ruffles, laces, or bows for me. I am NOT a froo-froo kinda gal. I just really like these kind of aprons and they are GREAT for kids….easy to take on and off….not rings or ties to bug ya up at the neck I MAY OR MAY NOT be making these to give as gifts for Mother’s Day (wink…wink!!!!) What you’ll need: 2 kinds of fabric (one for the front and one for the back) thread sewing machine iron ironing board large safety pin scissors Step 1: Make a Pattern I originally just traced the apron I wear when I cut hair and just tweaked it a little. I like to make my patterns out of butcher paper. If you don’t have butcher paper and are wondering what to use you could use newspaper or wrapping paper. Here’s my measurements (you can adjust them to fit the person better) Step 2: Cut out pattern *Cut 2 main apron pieces ( I used 2 different fabrics(the teal flower \u0026 brown polka dots but you could use one if you’d like) *Cut 3 inch strips that will be sewn together to make the tie (I just use the leftover material for this) Step 3: Pin pieces of apron right side together. Step 4: Now you are ready to sew in case you were wondering…..I used 1/4 inch seams just because that’s what my machine is usually set to for my quilting. *You are going to sew along the edges but make sure to leave openings for the casing for the tie. The picture shows you where to and not to sew As you can see from the picture I start on the bottom and work my way around. Step 5: Turn to the right side Usin
g the opening on the bottom turn apron to the right side and iron seams flat Make sure to tuck in the raw edges from ALL the openings(there should be 5) and iron them flat After ironing your apron should look this this……. Step 6: Top stitch close to edge all the way around…. but don’t sew your holes shut on the sides and top. If you do you’ll be HATING life cause when you go to put your tie in you’ll realize there is not hole for it and then you have to pull out the handy-dandy trusty seam ripper and trust me you DON’T want to do that!!! (you don’t have to so this step but I think it just gives it a more finished look) Step 7: Sew casing Sew about 1.25 inches from the edge to form a pocket for the tie to reside in. Step 8: Make the tie To make the tie cut 4 -5 strips of remaining fabric that are 3 inches wide. I like my ties really long so I can wrap it around my back and tie it in the front but you can make your ties as long or as short as you want. Sew the strips to together to make one really long strip. Follow the instruction below on the picture to make your tie Adjust the tie to your liking and there you have it The Best Adjustable Apron!!! You can also adjust everything and make mini versions for the kiddos Hope this was helpful for all who want to make some aprons LINKING UP TO: SISTER STUFF SHARE THE LOVE @ {My Domestic Design}
PATTERN Easy Sew Vintage Women Super Simple Smock Apron with Pockets. Retro 1960s Recreation Sewing Pattern instant digital PDF download
The Super Simple Smock Apron with Pockets Sewing Pattern is a recreation of an authentic 1960’s pattern. This is a PDF pattern. There is no physical product mailed to you. NO REFUNDS on digital download. INSTANT DOWNLOAD! Get it NOW! Print at home. This is a BEGINNER level pattern. A good project for someone who has NEVER sewn before! This vintage pattern is derived from a 1960 styled apron. A staple of every kitchen in the 60s. During this wave of the feminist movement, women started to reject aprons as symbols of women’s domesticity. Enter the smock or cobbler apron, a style traditionally worn by men in trades. A less feminine choice often embroidered in ironic or sarcastic statements. This is a traditional pull over style with huge pockets and can be trimmed in coordinating bias binding. INCLUDED IN DOWNLOAD —————————————— • A \
