This modern patchwork apron tutorial is a quick project for beginners! It's a unisex apron that fits all sizes and you only need basic sewing supplies.
Learn how to make a women's apron with this free sewing pattern. An apron sewing tutorial; a great beginner sewing project.
A multisize wrap full length apron sewing pattern with large front pocket - free pattern and instructions in sizes XS - XL.
Here’s a pattern that’s been on our must-do list for a while now. It goes like that, until the right time, which definitely feels like now. So here it is – our new Tessuti Apron, and it’s FREE in PDF...
Looking for an easy spring craft to make? This homemade DIY harvest apron is perfect for gathering fresh produce and flowers from the garden.
Details: An adjustable strap cross-back draped apron with ties, your choice of 2 deep pockets, bodice and pocket pleating and hanger tab - Low cut straight "bib" front - Adjustable length cross back straps for extra fitting - Bodice pleating detail - 2 deep pocket choices - patch pocket pleated top with bound edge or IT patch pocket (Isosceles Trapezoid) - Hanger Tab Construction: There is a written only 2 page Construction Sequence included in the information download, however due to the nature of the construction I made a full sew-a-long video to help, so you can follow step-by-step. The Sew-A-Long video is available on my Youtube channel. Link here: https://youtu.be/jc3CFvVqMbw Fabric: Please purchase a woven fabric - medium to heavier weights are best. Choose durable fabric for best results such as craft cottons, drill, duck, denim, canvas or linen. Fabric Estimate All Sizes Based On 150cm - 60" Wide Fabric: - Main Fabric 2m | Main Fabric 2 1/4 yards Trims: You will need 2 buttons - suggested size is 36L - 23mm - 7/8” Fit: I have called these sizes S-M and L-XL but the apron is easily wearable above and below these general size ranges - they are more an indication of bust size than actual "fit". The S-M is based on a B cup, the L-XL is based on a D cup and is wider. The apron is a generous fit to allow for side coverage: the strap length is adjustable to help fit different sizes and heights. The bib front sits low on the chest - the strap length changes the height ***S-M Trim Pattern 29 pattern pages - Print on A4 or US Letter size paper*** ***L-XL Trim Pattern 29 pattern pages - Print on A4 or US Letter size paper*** ***Woven Fabric*** ***A0 Size Copy Shop Files Included - 3 pgs*** ***Information Sheet, Fabric Lay Plan and Construction Sequence - 9 pgs*** A download link will be sent instantly to your email as soon as payment is completed. Download and save the PDF Files on your computer and print off as many times as you like. Small home based businesses may sell items made with this pattern. You may not copy, share, or resell this pattern in any form. This is a PDF construction/sewing pattern - a digital sewing pattern NOT a physical pattern This is NOT a finished garment. Keep up with the discussion and get notifications of my latest release patterns by joining my Facebook Group: Trish Newbery Design Pattern Discussion Group.
I designed this apron by looking at examples of similar aprons in drawings, books, and magazines from the 1890s-1900s. Often referred to as ...
The ultimate season-less top, this linen apron tank can be worn all summer long and layered over for the colder months. It is also one of those great one yard sewing projects that will take only a couple of hours of your time and would make a good addition to your wardrobe. This minimal apron...
This modern patchwork apron tutorial is a quick project for beginners! It's a unisex apron that fits all sizes and you only need basic sewing supplies.
Learn how to make an apron with this simple, DIY apron tutorial for women; its an awesome beginner sewing project that anyone can do! Please note: This post may contain affiliate links, for our full disclosure click HERE. Aprons are the perfect, homemaker accessory! Learn how to make your own in this simple project for beginners.
Need a gift for a guy in your life? Aprons are great for aspiring chefs (or just the at-home gourmet), BBQ aficionados, or as a utility apron for someone who works with their hands. This is an easy and fairly quick sewing tutorial that just requires a yard of fabric. The faux leather closures add a touch of ruggedness that any guy would appreciate. Aprons were some of my first sewing projects. It taught me a lot about using a sewing machine as well as various sewing skills and terminology. However, all the aprons I made were for myself or other women with ruffles, bows, and floral prints. I had never actually sewed an apron for a guy before. To be honest, it seemed a bit boring and simple of a project. However, I had a lot of green canvas fabric and wanted to put it to good use. I also had a pair of faux leather closure straps I salvaged from a pair of boots I threw out. I thought they would be the perfect touch for a men's apron (just don't tell him it was from women's shoes!). I sized this apron for an average height and slender sized male. If your recipient is a bit on the bigger or smaller side, you can adjust the width of the apron and the length of the ties and neck straps a bit. Also, the decorative straps made this apron not machine washable. It needs to be spot cleaned or carefully hand washed as needed. If you want the apron to be machine washable, simply leave off the decorative straps. Materials Needed 1 yd of medium to heavy weight fabric such as canvas, chambray, or denim (if your fabric width is 45", you may need to shorten the apron length a bit to be able to cut the pocket) Thread 2 faux leather decorative closures Cut your fabric Apron: cut one rectangle 35” x 28” (35" x 14" on fold) Waist ties: cut two strips 3" x 36" (3" x 18" on fold) Neck strap: cut one strip 3" x 24" (3" x 12" on fold) Pocket: cut one rectangle 9" x 12" Mark & cut apron Fold apron rectangle (28" x 35" piece) right sides together Along top, mark a line 6" from the center fold 1 1/2" down. Along open side, mark a point 13" down. Draw a line connecting the top line to the mark. Cut along lines. Hem Apron Fold and press the angled side of the bib, the top, and the bottom hem under 1/2", then 1". Fold and press the sides of the apron skirt under 1/2", then 3/4". Sew hem all the way around the apron. Sew the Pocket Fold and press the sides and bottom of the pocket down 1/2", then 1/2". Fold and press the top down 1/2", then 1". Sew the top of the pocket. Sew the sides and bottom if desired. Pin pocket to apron, centering it and place it 2 1/2" down from the end of the angled bib. Sew on pocket 1/4" away from the edge down the sides and across the bottom. Stitch back and forth a few times at the top for security. To sew the pocket divider, mark a line 4" away from the left side of the pocket. Sew, stitching back and forth few times at the top for security. Sew the straps Note: I used my closure as a decoration since it would be too difficult to use it as an actual buckle. If you want to make your buckle functional, skip step 3 below. Then shorten your neck strap a couple inches and sew on one end of the buckles to the ends of the neck strap, then sew the other end of the buckles to the top of the bib. Press the short ends of your neck strap under 1/2". Fold the neck strap in half right sides together. Sew with a 1/2" seam allowance. Turn and press seam in the center. (Alternatively, if your fabric is thick, press all ends under 1/2", then fold in half wrong sides together and topstitch). Press the edges of your waist straps under 1/2". Fold in half wrong sides together and topstitch across the short end and down the length. Pin the neck strap to the back top of your apron, overlapping an inch. Sew into place by sewing a square. Pin the waist straps to the top of the straight sides, overlapping an inch. Sew into place by sewing a square. Sew on the decorative straps Sew on the straps where the neck strap meets the apron. Use a heavy needle in your sewing machine or attach it by hand. I hope you enjoyed this sewing tutorial. If you make your own apron, I'd love to see pictures! You can tag me in social media (links in sidebar). And make sure to follow my blog to keep up to date with my latest posts. Happy Sewing!
Learn how to sew a little girl's pinafore apron with this simple sewing tutorial. Cut list and video instructions included!
Use this free kids apron pattern to sew the perfect apron for your little helpers! Perfect DIY apron for baking, crafts, and more!
Free Pattern. Easy to make the Cross-Back Apron for adults and children by Felicity Sewing Patterns
Cross Back Apron Sewing Pattern PDF from XXS to 5XL Plus Size - INSTANT DOWNLOAD, so you can start sewing immediately for yourself or for gift making. Japanese Apron With Pockets for Women and Men Printable Pattern. Pinafore Reversible No-ties Apron suitable for kitchen, for artists, teacher and any other activity and work. Listing INCLUDES: • 14 printable template pages with labelled and outlined pattern pieces • Step by step sewing instructions The pattern can be printed on A4 format paper, or 8.5" by 11" paper, taped together. After purchasing you will receive an email with a link to download the pattern. Or you can login to your Etsy account, click on ACCOUNT and under that click on PURCHASES and reviews. You can download your pattern from there anytime as long as you checked out with your account, not as a guest. S I Z E S of Cross Back Apron Sewing Pattern PDF • XXS • XS-S • M-L • XL-XXL • XXXL-5XL THIS IS A DIGITALLY DOWNLOADABLE PRODUCT. NO PHYSICAL PRODUCT WILL BE SHIPPED TO YOU. Because patterns are digital products and are protected as intellectual property, they are not subject to return or exchange. If you want to purchase a READY-MADE Cross back apron, you can do it in my first shop using this link: https://www.etsy.com/listing/943834138/linen-cross-back-apron-xxs-5xl-linen?ref=shop_home_active_2&pro=1&frs=1 Thank you for your interest in our products. _________________________________________ To see all our products: ForHomePattern.etsy.com _________________________________________ 📩 If you need a help, feel free to message me, please :)
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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.
Here’s a pattern that’s been on our must-do list for a while now. It goes like that, until the right time, which definitely feels like now. So here it is – our new Tessuti Apron, and it’s FREE in PDF...
Learn how to make a child's apron with this free apron sewing pattern and tutorial with video instructions on polkadotchair.com
Print off and enjoy making this free apron sewing pattern for yourself, a friend or a spouse! An ideal sewing pattern for beginners and experienced sewers alike!
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A huge list of free apron patterns for your enjoyment! This list is great and includes patterns for full aprons, half aprons and child-size aprons.
I made this fun apron for my son's 2nd birthday a few months ago, and I want to share the tutorial because this apron is so cute for such a quick project! I love this jungle print, too. I found it at a garage sale last summer for $1 a yard. (I'm always trying to save money on sewing.) If you have some fat quarters lying around, you can even use those. You only need three fat quarters to make this apron. This apron fits approximately sizes 2T to 5T. The neckband is adjustable, which allows this apron several years of use for your toddler/preschooler. What you need: 1 piece main fabric, 21 x 17 inches 1 piece backing fabric, 21 x 17" 2 pieces for ties, 3 x 18" 2 pieces for neckband, 3 x 11" 7" square for applique letter 6" piece of velcro Let's Get Sewing: 1. Lay your main fabric and backing fabric right sides together. On a 17" edge, mark 4" in from each side. Then mark 9" down on each side. Line a ruler up with the two marks, and cut along this line. You should cut off a triangle like in the photo below. Then line up the ruler on the other side and cut off a second triangle. 2. Now, make the ties and neckband. For both ties, press in one short edge 1/2". Press in both long edges 1/2", then fold in half and pin. Repeat for the two neckband pieces. 3. Topstitch 1/8" from the edge on three sides of all four pieces, leaving the unpressed short ends open. Now, sew the velcro to the neck ties, close to the topstitched end. (My velcro is different lengths, but yours should be the same length. I dug these pieces out of the scrap pile). 4. Lay your main fabric and backing fabric right sides together, and fold down the backing at the top. Pin your neck ties at the top edge, about 5/8" away from the diagonal edges. Make sure that you have one piece of velcro facing you and one facing away, or the velcro won't match without twisting the straps. Refer to the photo below. Then fold the backing fabric over of the neck ties and pin the main fabric and backing together. The neck straps should be pinned between the main fabric and the backing. 5. Pin the waist ties just below the diagonals, in between the two apron pieces. Line up the open end with the edges of the apron pieces. 6. Sew around the edge of the apron with a 1/2" seam allowance, leaving 5" open for turning. Turn out and press flat, then topstitch around the whole apron 1/4" from the edge, closing the turning opening. 7. Hand-cut your child's initial from the 7" square. I simply pinned the letter on the apron and topstitched 1/4" from the edge around the "E", leaving the edges raw for a frayed look. That's it! Enjoy making messes with your little one :) Lily
Sewing for kids will never be easier with this free apron sewing pattern. This is a beginner sewing project that can be done in minutes.
Less expensive than store-bought aprons and quick & easy to make. Let me teach you How to Sew a Simple Half Apron right here!
Sewing for kids will never be easier with this free apron sewing pattern. This is a beginner sewing project that can be done in minutes.
A multisize wrap full length apron sewing pattern with large front pocket - free pattern and instructions in sizes XS - XL.
Create the cutest DIY Children's Apron with this free printable pattern. This is quick sewing project that makes a great gift! The best part - the apron is reversible!
Learn how to sew a little girl's pinafore apron with this simple sewing tutorial. Cut list and video instructions included!
Free tutorial and pattern to make your own adorable Fox Apron.
