Learn how sew an apron (with pockets!). Since I’m a baker, I’m perpetually flinging flour all over my kitchen. As I’m not a fan of dusty clothes, I always grab for a big apron. After years of wearing the same full coverage aprons, mine were getting a little long in the tooth. So I looked […]

Dear Sewing Friends, in this video I would love to share with you a step-by-step process for a cross back apron! To download drafting schematic, please click...

As you can probably guess, I wear aprons pretty often. I highly recommend them. Honestly I don’t think home cooks wear them enough. I cannot tell you how many shirts I have saved because of my love of aprons. No really, I don’t know how many because I don’t keep track, but it’s a lot.…

This comfortable garden apron is an easy sewing project, perfect for beginners. It requires minimal fabric, can be sewn in an afternoon, and includes a free pattern.

VIDEO: APRON + FREE PATTERN - MADE EVERYDAY

If you have 30 minutes to spare, you can sew a half apron! This project is great for beginners and doesn't require a pattern.

Check out this great sewing tutorial that helps you create a DIY apron that's adjustable, stylish, and perfect for wearing around the kitchen. Learn more now.

Learn how to sew an easy DIY half apron. The perfect match for any farmhouse kitchen!

My apologies for the length of the blog today, but I thought it would be easier if the whole tutorial is all together. Unfortunately I forgot to start taking pictures right away, but hopefully there are enough to help you. If you have questions, feel free to ask. First thing is to cut out your apron. Begin with a rectangle. I like the apron to cover more of me because I'm such a messy chef so I use 33.5"h x 30.5"w for an adult and 22-24"h x 14-18"w for a child. Really it's very forgiving…