by lique 12 Jan 2014
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Babash gave me this link to the apron pattern. I myself made it reversible by cutting it twice The second one an inch longer to allow for turning it over. Then I first embroidered both sides and put the pockets on (Remnants from the fabric., pinned the two aprons together right sides inwards. Put the straps between them .Long ends on the inside (Make sure to pin them out of the way so you do not sew over them). Sew the apron together except for the bottom. Reverse and fold the longer one over the shorter apron so it leaves a neat edge, then sew the bottom seam. As I made it for a very small child I use Velcro for the neck strap.
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1 links:[1] apron pattern
www.scatteredthoughtsofacraftymom.com
www.scatteredthoughtsofacraftymom.com
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by toogie 12 Jan 2014
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Very pretty.I made 2 about 7 years ago and emb a large RW spoon, by hand, one for my grand-daughter and her cousin. They came to stay with me a few days and I let them bake after I got them made.My grand-daughter is 13 now and just mentioned it the other day.Yours will remember this too.I think it's as sweet as the cupcake on it!
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by 02kar Moderator 12 Jan 2014
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Cute apron. I did something similar making a couple of reversible aprons. Word of caution to those wanting to make a reversible apron. Be sure you fabric is heavy enough to hide the embroidery. Yes, used fabric that was too thin.
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