SUPPLIES & TOOLS:
DIRECTIONS:
To find the downloadable patterns click on the "GET PATTERNS" tab above.
- 1/2 yard Fabric A
- Fat Quarter Fabric B
- 1 3/4 yard webbing
- 2 D-rings
- Pattern Template
- Thread
- Straight pins
- Scissors
- Sewing Machine
- Iron
DIRECTIONS:
To find the downloadable patterns click on the "GET PATTERNS" tab above.
- For apron front, cut (1) referring to template on fold from fabric A.
- For pocket, cut (1) 16"x 0.5" rectangle from fabric B.
- Finish top edge of pocket by folding under 1/4", then 1/4" again along one 16" length. Press and top stitch in place.
- With right sides up, line up pocket fabric with bottom of apron front, making sure finished edge of pocket is at the top edge of pocket opening. Baste in place on sides and along bottom edge of pocket.
- Finish edges of apron front by folding over 1/4", then 1/4" again along top, arms, sides, and bottom edge. Press and top stitch in place.
- Fold and press apron pocket into thirds to mark separate pockets. Top stitch along fold lines, back-stitching at top of pocket to reinforce stitch line.
- Cut (1) 2 3/4" square from fabric A. Fold 1/4" under on left and right sides, press. Fold in half, bringing folded edges together. Top stitch along both folded edges to create a tab for D-rings.
- Feed tab through (2) D-rings. Line up raw edges of tab and pin to the back of upper left side of apron front, with D-rings positioned above finished edge of apron front. Top stitch in place.
- Cut (1) 24" piece of webbing and (2) 18" pieces of webbing. Pin 24" piece of webbing to the back side of upper right apron front. Top stitch in place. Fold over 1/4", then 1/4" again of raw edge of webbing. Top stitch in place.
- Pin 18" piece of webbing to back side of the top of apron side. Top stitch in place. Fold over 1/4", then 1/4" again of raw edge of webbing. Top stitch in place. Repeat on opposite side.
Rated 4 out of
5
by
TJ Sewer from
Updated review
I reported the How to Make it link didn't work, which it doesn't. However, I later realized the instructions are listed further down the page. The instructions are clear and seem easy to follow.
Date published: 2024-01-24
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Goofy from
How to Make it
To the other two folks that said it was broken, the link is not broken, the page just doesn't scroll down to show you the WRITTEN instructions contained within the same webpage. It would be nice to have a few pictures and perhaps a pdf to download, like the apron template. Anyway, I'll still give it a try.
Date published: 2024-01-24
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Gretchen from
Great idea but broken links
"How to make it" does not come up. no pattern for pocket; our guild is teaching sewing to middle school group of students
Date published: 2024-01-24