Okay, last apron post of the week, I promise.
I made an apron for Luke using this free pattern from the Sew Liberated blog. It's a great pattern--very straightforward. I'm proud of this apron. It's one of my favorite sewing projects so far. It cost me less than $4, and it came out looking pretty professional.
I made an apron for Luke using this free pattern from the Sew Liberated blog. It's a great pattern--very straightforward. I'm proud of this apron. It's one of my favorite sewing projects so far. It cost me less than $4, and it came out looking pretty professional.
Luke, on the other hand, was less than enthused. I'm hoping he learns to love it. It's made for a 3 to 6 year old, so he has a little growing to do before it will really fit.
I made the lining out of a different fabric. I was thinking that it would be reversible, but that was before I thought through the logistics of the Velcro. So it just has a cute lining.
The pattern has great toddler-appropriate details, like a Velcro closure for the waistband...
...and elastic in the neck strap, which makes it easier to get over the head.
Or that's the idea, anyway.
5 comments:
I love that smooshed face!! This apron is amazing. The lining is adorable too. I am consistently impressed by your sewing.
Such a cute apron for a cute chef. That velcro and elastic would work for anyone. mm
ha! I was just telling Natalie today that I need a little boy apron pattern. this is a cute one...thanks, Katie. Yours is really cute...love the fabric.
Well done! He looks so cute in it but it clearly is not his favorite thing. Aunt T
Katie, that apron is so cute. Now that I work at the farmers market, i meet many ladies who are into knitting, crocheting, and canning etc. Just last week I was bragging about you, my granddaughter, who works, has a small child and is into all those womanly projects. You didn't get it from me, that's for sure. I'm proud of you. Grandma
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