Are you going to sew yourself an apron that is both functional and comfortable? We've got a variety of free apron patterns for you! Here is our collection of apron sewing patterns, which includes bib

Sewing an apron dress in one day. In this video you’ll learn how to develop an apron pattern & see a sewing vlog of the process of my apron dress. By the way...

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Free PDF Sewing Pattern: Create a vintage-style kitchen / pinafore apron. Square front bib. Cross tie back. Full-length gathered skirt. Wide waistband. Waist ties.

Luana is a vintage-inspired apron dress that screams summer! Reminiscent of country living, picnics and sea. With its bare back, soft pleats and gathers, it is both relaxed and feminine, showing just the right amount of skin. For this project, we chose our bestselling medium weight linen in this gorgeous clay color. Named after the...

Any history on Aprons that I read, always begins with linen. It seems that linen was the first fabric used and I find it curious that somehow in todays culture it is largely ignored. No one I know has a linen Apron, this exclusion makes me curious as to how it got left behind. Unable...