Keeping it Real Sewing Series: Apron Tutorial Part Two

What a week. I had wanted to post this on Tuesday, but life sure went and got in the way. The kids had half days all week which totally threw off the balance over here. Although it was kind of nice having them around... when they weren't fighting with each other.

I've got a bunch of goodies to share this weekend when I get a chance to get them up on my website. Those Bowl of Flowers pieces came back from the contractor. I'm very tempted to keep the black and white one for myself.

Anywho... here's the rest of my little apron tutorial. It was lots of fun to put together, and I can't wait until I get a chance to offer another project. Enjoy.

~bari

Download apron20tutorial20part20ii.pdf

Comments

[PattyAnne]

1.

Thanks for the apron directions. I can't wait to give it a try!

PattyAnne

[LisaTO]

2.

Another fun project. Great fabric combination too.

[Norma Pettit]

3.

I love your apron pattern. Especially the fact that there are no raw seams showing. I have made about a dozen of these for a charity project that I am working on. It is really fast and easy. Thanks for posting your pattern.

[Jennifer Nunn]

4.

I just happened upon this pattern a couple of days ago. You are so down to earth with the tutorial. I love the keeping it real hints. I would love to have all my patterns written by you.

[Sherri Turner]

5.

What happened to the 50's glamour apron you had about a year ago. It was made from Black polka dots on white and had a tulle ruffle at the bottom. I lot the directions for this and would love to download it again. Thanks

Sherri Turner

[Janine]

6.

Thank you so much for this tutorial. I am a novice sewer, and completed the apron pattern Sunday afternoon with no problems whatsoever thanks to your reality checks. And I love the finished apron... I can DO this :D

[Jan Sorenson]

7.

I came across your apron from "http://tipnut.com/56-free-apron-patterns-you-can-make/" but I am only seeing tutorial part 2. I was hoping to see your easy technique for the ruffle and then I realized that I don't see dimensions for the fabric pieces. Am I overlooking a page somehow. I want to make 30 aprons as gifts with a custom cookbook.