Make an EASY APRON in 30 mins, all the steps! FREE PATTERN

DOWNLOAD the FREE APRON PATTERN HERE: Let’s make an EASY APRON! These are so fun, go great with Oven Mitts! (make a matching set?? YES!) This project is great for beginners (and beyond) because we sew a bunch of straight lines. Download my free pattern and we’ll walk through all the steps together in 30 mins or less! Then you’ll want to make aprons and oven mitts for everyone you know. Grab the pattern here on my site (it’s free!): SUPPLIES NEEDED for 1 APRON: • 1 1/2 yards of fabric (about 1.5 Meters) PATTERN PRINTING INSTRUCTIONS: • There are 10 pages in the free pattern. • Pages print to standard 8 1/2” x 11” or A4 paper. • Print in grayscale or color. • Print with a “do not scale” setting so the image size is not affected. Pages should print at 100%. Do not enlarge or “shrink to fit”. • After printing, use a ruler to measure against the 2-inch (5 cm) square marker. If your ruler doesn’t match up, ajust your printer settings. • Trim the10 pages at the border edges and piece/tape them together according to the layout on the right. NEED MORE HELP? WATCH: HOW TO PRINT USE A PDF PATTERN IN MY VIDEO HERE: FABRIC CUTTING INSTRUCTIONS (also included in the video and printed on the pattern pieces): • Cut (1) Apron piece, on the Fold • Cut (2) Pockets 15”x 9” (38 cm x 23 cm) • Cut (1) Facing 11 1/2” x 3 1/2” (29 1/2 cm x 9 cm) • Cut (3) strips 2 1/2 “ x WOF, appx 42” (6 1/2 cm x 1M) Subcut (2) of the strips to 2 1/2” x 40” (6 1/2 cm x 1M) Subcut (1) strip to 2 1/2” x 22” (6 1/2 cm x 56 cm) WANT TO MAKE MATCHING OVEN MITTS? YAY! WATCH: HOW TO MAKE OVEN MITTS (with FREE PATTERN) HERE: MY FABRICS: Fabrics used in this video are from my own collection called --- MORE PIE? -- which I designed for FIGO Fabrics. Find my fabrics in online shops by searching “Dana Willard Fabric“ or “More Pie Dana Willard“ or “MORE PIE FIGO Fabrics“. Search on , Hawthorne Supply, Fat Quarter Shop, Cottoneer, Fabric Bubb, etc. SEWING MACHINE RECOMMENDS: In this video I’m using the Baby Lock BRILLIANT, from their Genuine seriew. If you’re looking to buy a good entry level machine, I also love the JOY and JUBILANT Baby Lock sewing machines in the same GENUINE machine series. You can read reviews and purchase online here: TAG YOUR PICS: #madeeverydaypatterns @made_everyday VISIT MY WEBSITE: VISIT MY PATTERN SHOP: VIDEO PRODUCED BY Vince Penman: