Diy smock apron

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 […]

Make your own DIY apron using these sewing patterns! I found the best cross-back apron templates, including free printable PDF's. Aprons are a useful and easy sewing project idea for beginners who want to make clothes.

A multisize wrap full length apron sewing pattern with large front pocket - free pattern and instructions in sizes XS - XL.

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MATERIALS: 1. Rectangle vinyl tablecloth 2. Bias Tape 3. Large paper 4. old t-shirt STEP 1: Cut the sleeves off the t-shirt and fold it in half. Fold your paper in half. Place the t-shirt on top of the paper with both folded edges touching. Pin the shirt onto the paper to keep it from moving. Trace the outline of the shirt onto the paper using a pencil. Cut the outline. My shirt was bigger than I wanted, so I cut the paper a little shorter. I pinned the paper on top of the shirt afterwards…

With just one yard of your favorite fabric, you can make a one-size apron for any season and any chef in your friends and family. Misty shows you how to turn your one yard into one adorable apron with pockets and ties.

You can make and apron from an old men's shirt. This men's shirt apron makes for one of the cutest upcycles that we've ever seen.

My children love painting, so much that they can cover almost every surface in sight including there clothes!

There are DIY projects introduced by Prettydesigns again. What you can find today are tutorials of making aprons. It is easy to learn the DIY crafts because of the step-by-step tutorials. You can get the materials from your home. Some of the tutorials will tell you how to reuse your

You will love this simple and easy cross-back apron project. Linen is great but any other fabric works well, too!