Reversible Apron with Hidden Suprise
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Quick and Easy Reversible apron, with many great features.
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If you were a baseball player, I'd say you're batting a thousand. But we're talking aprons here. Easy to make, easy to wash & iron, easy to fit. Easy to love!
I can just imagine reversible placemats made with a smaller watermelon print on one side and the stripe on the other. Perfect! And then I'd want a set with strawberries!
So this is really a reversible GATHERING apron! I love it!
Watermelon 🍉 love it!
super cute fabric and design. love the ruler trick. you are an inspiration, as always. thanks Laura!
As usual....another wonderful, practical sewing tutorial! Those of us that subscribe to you can barely wait for the next one. Thank you SEW MUCH for allowing us into your home to show us something new to try!
I say APRONS have super powers. Because I feel fantastic when I wear mine. This is so cute.... And I already guessed the pockets as a surprise!
This is so pretty!!!
cute apron! I agree with the person who said to put pockets in the holes.
Love the button for a towel idea also!
Laura, what a cute top/dress today!
thanks
Wonderful tutorial, very easy to follow instructions as usual, thank you. I just paid £11 for a pattern to make my daughter an apron. Grrrr
Thats a really nice Pattern. It would also be really nice made out of linen, as it would take the gathers lovely. Just as a simple, sweet, rustic farmhouse look.
Now THAT's a Summer Apron!! Love it!
Love this!! Aprons always remind me of my grandmother. :D Sweet memories. :D Just as I was thinking the only thing it needed was pockets......you showed the pockets! LOL Too cute and clever! I'd have to stitch a pocket around the opening or I'd be dropping things to the hem of the apron and desperately trying to retrieve them! LOL You're always such an inspiration! TFS! xoxoJanet
Great idea to stitch a pocket or we'd lose anything we put in there, except our hands...lol.. I asked a similar question about the 'bonus' pockets. Thought I'd somehow missed the explanation. Thanks, Janet H.
Pretty apron. I love aprons! Really cute fabric too. Thanks for sharing.
Very nicely done!!
Oh goodness! I love it! Haven't seen this style before. Will make amazing gifts! The watermelon fabrics are perfect for summer.
Pockets! A harvest apron for the garden. How fun,
Love this, Laura!
I am going to sew quite a few to give out at Christmas!
Thank you!
So grateful for all your tutorials. Your so easy to follow! I've made your quillow, your reading pillow and now I wanna try this cute apron. Thanks so much and keep all your good ideas
coming!
It's quick, it's easy, has hidden pockets. Also, adorable. Love!
I love your apron.and I love watching the your tutorial. Thank you very much!
Have made quiet a few aprons...this is just too cute. Thanks for sharing!
So Cute. Love the waist band idea.
Great idea with the big pocket and being able to take out the waist ties! Thanks!
That is the coolest apron ever. Thanks for posting.
Laura, your instructions are impeccable and so easy to understand! I, too, love an apron for myself and plan to make myself a few of these.
Thanks:)
QUE BONITO !!! Me encanta y que facil,Gracias Querida Laura por ser tan generosa al compartir tus conocimientos.Besitos.
Wonderfully easy and just perfect for a present, the pocket a real bonus!
Great apron, love the two different ties too.
Oh I so love your tutorials 😍 they are sew(😄) on point! Seriously though you do a great job 👏 wish we were neighbors 😀
your awesome absolutely love this. thank you for sharing and making it so simple. 🤗
A beautiful keeper pattern, so nice! Thanks Laura!
Love both, fabric and apron.
That is super cute! I think I'm gonna make one for a friend that is getting married! Thanks for the idea!
Lovely apron, and easy to make. I have a problem where I hate getting an apron dirty.... LOL ... I have a problem! LOL
How cute would this be in Christmas fabric? For all your holiday parties and cookie exchanges? Super neat idea! Thanks for the great tutorial!
Thanks for the idea. I have an over abundance of Christmas fabric, its ridiculous lol.
Cute idea! Made many aprons, but this one is rather unique. Thanks.
I LOVE this fabric. I really have to check into getting some. I love your apron too. I really like the wide strap and a hidden pocket? Ingenious! Thanks for sharing!
Oh my goodness!! I love this!!
I love your videos. Your instructions and hand motions make them so easy to understand. This is a great apron. I must make some. I too would see a smaller pocket at the opening. My grandmother made aprons with half of a hand towel attached for drying her hands. I’ll have to figure out a neat way to add that feature. Thanks for your videos.
Very nice
You could add a grommet to hold a towel.
I am so loving this! Great gift giving idea too! Thank you Laura!
Great idea Laura! Thanks for sharing, cheers, Chris
This is just too cute your work neat & clean
I just love this apron with the pocket! Fantastic design! Thank you! This is on my list of to do's!
Thank you and Thank you for watching :)
Cute as can be. I love your vids, they are very easy to understand and follow.Thank you
Very cute apron idea. Well done.
Fantastic! I loce the idea of the pockets!!
Thanks Laura, another nice project.
So cute! Thanks, Laura!
I just love your ideas. Thanks so much
Thanks for this fun fun best best practical Apron ever! This is genius, yes! I'm making it this weekend!
this is adorable!
Love it!! Going to make one with Winnie Poo fabric for my best friend who loves Winnie Poo. What a great Christmas gift!!
Love the apron!! Very cute. Great Christmas presents for those who wear them.
Lovely fabric great tutorial Laura, well done
Love that broad gold ring also enjoyed your tutorial ! So east y to understand
Un delantal precioso, muchas gracias por compartir tus tutoriales. 😚😚😚😚
This is just soooo cute, Laura... How in the world do you think this up? You are so talented, and I LOVE watching your tutorials!!!
What great fabric!!
Love this! Can’t wait to try it.
Love this project!
Love it! Now I know what to do with my watermelon fabric. Thanks for sharing. :).
Love the pattern! I think the pocket would be more usable if I just sewed a pocket shape around that opening. Pocket depth to the hem is too deep. how about a button on the side for a little towel? Thanks for the tutorial. Aprons have lost status with the younger folk. Bring 'em back. They're hospitality armour!
Rose Johnson if you have snap pliers, snaps would be quicker and less complicated to use than a button.
I would just add a belt loop at the top corner to run a towel through. On a classic chef apron the towel should be secure yet easy to remove for emergencies. If you start thinking snaps or buttons, then you have to have accessory towels with the apron. But with a belt loop, any towel works. I'm thinking of this apron in a more utilitarian use, rather than a total "hostessy" look.
it's cute thanks. You looking really good today. 👍
Really going to try this apron !! Thanks
Hi Laura and thanks again for another great tutorial! That's a lovely apron! 😎🌸
Cute video!
I loved this! Just didn’t do the Pockets.
Great idea! I love it
Really cute! Got to try this! What a great Christmas present this would make!
Thank you and Thank you for watching :)
loved the apron clever
What a wonderful tutorial Laura. I just subscribed. You're so pleasant and your smile is infectious. thanks for this lovely apron video. ps. really great instructions, easy to follow and the hidden pocket is a REAL GEM!
thank you and welcome:)
REally cool I certainly will try this, was thinking I need a new apron hehe. When stitching the seam allowances u can also stitch the other side so u have 4 lines of stiches total and then both sides will be identical, well if you are fussy to do it I guess
very cute!
I would make the reverse side with another print fabric.
The point of making it the same is so a host can flip their apron to hide a spill or stain without the guests noticing.
Outstanding tutorial!
رائعة كعادتك سيدتي😙
I loved your video, but I was not crazy over the ruffle. I am going to try it with a solid strip down at the bottom.
Love it ❤️
I love pockets; but I'm not sure I would want to fish out items from the bottom of the apron. I think I would add some stitches to outline a designated pocket area.
Love it!
Hola, maravillosa idea , un saludo desde España
adorable!!
so so cute!!!!
love it!!
Love your tutorials! I've learned so much already. 😊
Cutest apron ever!!! I am still having a hard time cutting a straight line. I've bought a mat, new blades for my rotary cutter, and all kinds of acrylic scales, this left hand continues to veer off to the left, arg! Maybe it's the arthritis . But I'm going to keep trying, I want to make this, you are an inspiration!!
This might help you. Put your pointer finger on top of the rotary cutter, and then "point" your finger slightly toward the ruler edge as you cut. So, you are going to grasp the rotary cutter handle like normal, thumb on one side, fingers on the other. Then lift your pointer finger, and place it on top (assuming your rotary cutter safely keeps your finger away from the blade). Then cut, and slightly point your finger inward toward the edge of the ruler. Your brain will follow your pointer finger better as it's the dominant finger on your hand. You are not trying to cut the ruler, just drive the cutter slightly toward the edge of it as you go. This will prevent you from veering away.
I use a spring clamp (can buy from Lowe's or Home Depot) to hold the bottom of the ruler to the table so when I'm using the rotary cutter, I can focus on holding the top of the ruler steady.
Karen Church thank you so much, will try that!!
Please show us a video that shows how to do an apron with pockets for collecting eggs.
Your amazing!!!
Lovely thanks
you're so beautiful just like the projects you create...
New subscriber. Love your style of presentation and design aesthetic.
thank you and welcome :)
I like it
A pocket the size of the entire apron might be too big! One could also top sew a square, rectangle, or oval to suit next to the side opening
Laura, I was able to follow your directions easily and yes, it's quick, too. I'm just wondering about those 'bonus' pockets...There isn't any (inner) lining to create the actual pocket, only the 'reversible' apron fabric itself. Have I missed something???
I think you're VERY creative and I enjoy ALL your videos. Some I've watched numerous times! Thanks for sharing.
there is no lining like a regular pocket, the pocket is just the big opening between the layers
OK, thanks, Laura. I believe another viewer has suggested stitching below the opening to make it into a
pocket. That way items won't get lost at the hemline. Lovely design, Laura. :)
yes that would be great too:) have fun sewing
What a supercute apron! Would you recommend pre-washing the fabric? thank you for all your fabulous videos!
you should always prewash your fabrics before you start a project. just make sure tgat if its something thar ravels, like flannel, to either use pinking shears on or run a zigzag stitch up the cut edges to keep fraying to a minimum
Yes, if it's something you would be washing in the future. That way the fabric will be pre-shrunk. If it's something like a purse or decorative wall hanging, etc., you don't have to, and probably don't want too because you will lose the crispness of the fabric.
Yes, as I don' like surprises:)
Oh wow! thank you!!! it's pretty! But you what? I need the upper part. I'm not to tall and I need to protect my clothes. Do you have any? Thank you very much! blessings.
Why are there 2 openings on the side?
Could this apron be used in the garden instead of a basket apron since it has the large pocket? :)
good idea!
That's what I immediately thought of too! Lots of garden produce.
What is under that cute cover over your right shoulder? Looks like there's a handle protruding through a slot?!
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