How to Crochet an Egg Apron
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- Crochet your very own Egg Apron with individual pouches and a nice big pocket on the back side of the Apron to hold bigger things such as your keys or cell phone. The perfect project for folks with fowl! This Egg Apron frees up your hands for tending the coop, and looks cute to boot. Make one for yourself or for a friend. Would also be a fun item to sell at a Farmer's Market!
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Level ► Advanced Beginner
Terminology ► US Terminology
Dimensions ► 26 inches wide x 15 inches long
⏱ Time Stamps ⏱
Begin: 00:00
Materials: 02:32
Main Body of Apron: 04:34
Belt: 06:47
Pocket: 13:35
Egg Pouch: 17:34
Assembly: 20:44
Border of Egg Pouches: 37:36
Attaching Buckle: 42:51
🧶 Materials 🧶
• Yarn: 100% cotton size 4 weight yarn. I used Lily's Sugar'n Cream Yarn
Approximately 594 yds / 544 m or 354 g / 12.5 oz
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• Crochet hook J / 10-6.00mm
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• 2" wide Webbing Strap Buckle (Optional)
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• Scissors
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Crochet your very own Egg Apron with individual pouches and a nice big pocket on the back side of the Apron to hold bigger things such as your keys or cell phone. The perfect project for folks with fowl! This Egg Apron frees up your hands for tending the coop, and looks cute to boot. Make one for yourself or for a friend. Would also be a fun item to sell at a Farmer's Market!
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Level ► Advanced Beginner
Terminology ► US Terminology
Dimensions ► 26 inches wide x 15 inches long
⏱ Time Stamps ⏱
Begin: 00:00
Materials: 02:32
Main Body of Apron: 04:34
Belt: 06:47
Pocket: 13:35
Egg Pouch: 17:34
Assembly: 20:44
Border of Egg Pouches: 37:36
Attaching Buckle: 42:51
🧶 Materials 🧶
• Yarn: 100% cotton size 4 weight yarn. I used Lily's Sugar'n Cream Yarn
Approximately 594 yds / 544 m or 354 g / 12.5 oz
CLICK HERE: bit.ly/3KtQPTD
• Crochet hook J / 10-6.00mm
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• 2” wide Webbing Strap Buckle (Optional)
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• Scissors
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• Yarn Needle / Tapestry Needle
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• Measuring Tape
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Wish my granny was around to see this. She sewed her own egg aprons and gave a few away as gifts.
My daughter has recently showed me one of these but it was sewn with cloth. That was a bib type apron and held more eggs. I will show her this and see if she would like this. We have chickens also but my husband seems to think he would smash the eggs while bending over and tending to the other duties. Thanks for this great tutorial. It was fun.
Hi Wanda! I totally get your husbands concerns. I think the apron will surprise you both. It is pretty awesome and super handy. Definitely worth giving a try AND a fun crochet project to boot. Hope you give it a try. 😊🧡🧶
Cute, cute pattern and good idea about the belt and underneath pocket.
One suggestion. I have trouble dealing with the small pins. What I used were hair curler picks that I found in a bathroom drawer! They work just like stick pins in fabric. I don’t know if they even still sell these but they are perfect for holding together crochet/knitting for assembly.
I love it!! What a fantastic trick to use hair pins to keep the work in place! Thank you so much for sharing this GrMoo7! 😊🧡🧶
Hi ☺️👋 omg 😁😀❤️ i needed that last year but still it's awesome thanks 😊👋
I think I'l make myself an apron, but not for chicken eggs as I don't have chickens, but I cook at home a LOT and find I need a pocket for odds n ends, so this will be awesome! Thankyou for the inspiration!
Rock On!!! I love the thought of repurposing this apron to meet other needs!! 🤗😁❤️🧶
Perfect! I love this egg apron! My brother & his wife have chickens & I've been racking my brain to come up with a useful gift. This is it! Thank you so much! ~ Carolyn
Yay!! How awesome! Perfect timing! Can’t wait for you to make this egg apron and give it to them. 🤗❤️🧶
I made one of these in adult and child size. I used cotton yarn, white for the apron and different colors for the pockets.
So much fun!
How did you change the size for children?
I made this egg apron for my friend and she loves it. Thank you so very much for this wonderful pattern! ❤
Rock On!!!! How awesome! Thanks for sharing Virginia. 😊🧶🧡
I’m so excited to make this for a new friend who has chickens.
Would you please include the dimensions of each section? That would be so helpful. Thank you 🥰
Cute when I had chickens I would have been thrilled to have it.Positive Blessings, vibes peace, health and happiness! Namesta ✌️🐞🕉️
You're a good teacher. Can you give me the measurements for the main body in inches? Across and up and down.
My apologies. Apparently I did not record that information which doesn't make any sense but I can't seem to find the dimensions. When I was creating this pattern I must have made the assumption that people could customize this egg apron to fit their own body best and so didn't provide a one-size. If memory serves me correctly, I believe the egg strips are 3 inches long or tall to just cup the egg. This pattern can be really easy to make using a tape measure and measurements. I hope you enjoy the process of making this egg apron to fit you best. 🤗💖🧶
I'm almost 2/3 done with this and I can't wait to be finished. I used one of the other yarns that was suggested in the original article because the HL yarn was no longer available and I absolutely hate it
Hi Tiffany. This egg apron is cute
I just made one but definitely like yours better. I shall make one of yours.💕 Thank you
I love your video layout, so easy to find each section. I have made a few of them and have a few suggestions, I hope you don't mind... for each pouch I skiped 3, instead of your 2, makes them so much more secure. Also we found that the weight of the eggs, pulled the apron down, so I added a strap around the neck to keep the apron from falling off. Thank you.😊
Those are fantastic tips!! Thank you so much for sharing them! 🤗❤️🧶
I really need to make one of these!!
Hi Tiffany hansen right now I am working on a mosaic blanket and thank you for sharing this tutorial with us and I can wait to tried this pattern sometime
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Very pretty ! You're AWESOME ! 😚😊😘
That is an adorable idea!
I love it thank you for tutorial!!
So cute!!
Absolutely Perfect!!!!
Yay!! I’m so happy you like it!! 🤗🤗❤️🧶
THANK YOU SO MUCH 💓 💗 💛 JUST WHAT I NEEDED!!!
You are MOST welcome Cindy! Perfect timing!! 🤗😊🧡🧶
This is perfect timing my mom has ducks now and I was wanting to make her one. Do you think the duck eggs will fit as well?
Hi Karen! I do! This will be perfect! Thanks for asking. 😊❤️🧶
Hi Tiffany! That's an adorable apron! I'm a chicken owner with a cloth/sewn egg apron. The concern about the eggs falling out isn't necessary; when I bend over, the weight of the eggs pulls the apron forward, keeping the apron in a vertical position. I love the inside pocket; mine doesn't have that!
That is really good to know! Thank you so much for sharing lisbeth! 😊❤️🧶
Hi, do you ever have problems with smashing the eggs while bending over? My husband thinks if he were to use it that he would break the eggs. Thanks
@@wandaxxxx7406 No, I've never had the apron hit anything; I really like it!
Love the apron great idea, I have a friend that has chickens and would love to make her one. I have a suggestion why can’t you just make a long strip and then measure the size of the pocket and then sew the side to make it much easier unless tedious. Just an idea I’m gonna try that.
Hi Sandy! I can’t wait for you to make this egg apron! You can absolutely make one long strip instead of 5 individual pouches. It can be a little tedious making all the pouches even on a long strip but it can be done! Whatever way works best for you, do it! 😁🤗❤️🧶
Hello Tiffany, this egg apron is so great. I will be making one. Can I ask did you make the sweater you are wearing as I like it. Cheers Michelle xx
Hi Michelle! Oh I wish! I actually bought this sweater years ago. It’s one of my favorites so I might try to make a copy one day. 😁❤️🧶 Thanks for the compliment!
Now I just need chickens. 😅
Hi Tiffany your egg apron pattern is so amazing. I was wondering if you sell Theam. I could crochet theam. But I'm so overwhelmed with my other crochet projects and I'm making a queen size folk art canvas blanket. I really need 3 eggs aprons. I live in the country here. I showed my aunt Sarah your egg apron. She was over joyed. She has 15 laying chickens. and my cousin Haley has 20 laying chicken's they want me to make theam egg aprons for gathering there eggs. And my friend Tracy wants her one for Easter egg hunting with her grandchildren. She don't have chickens. But she loves your egg apron. She will be using it for cooking too. I don't have chickens either. But when I get Time I'm making me one Lol. There so cute and amazing. Thank you for sharing. Please get back to me and let me no if you make theam to sell. Otherwise I will have to make some time somewhere to make some lol. God Bless you Mrs Portia Roberson
Sorry don't know anyone with chickens at this time but ages ago I knew a family who had chickens and you had to watch for 1 rooster because he would peck at you and chase you if he could so children wouldn't go into the pen; he had chickens who laid blue/green eggs, brown eggs and white eggs this would have been perfect and when I was in grade school we had chickens so it would have been great then to; would duck eggs or goose eggs fit in the pockets; my father loved these eggs too
Hi Dm Tnw! Totally get it. Not everyone will know someone with chickens. I've actually had a couple people say they were going to make this apron and use it for other purposes which is cool. YES! The pockets are large enough that duck eggs and goose eggs should fit! Great question! Thanks for asking. Those eggs sound beautiful!
Hi Tiffany in making your egg apron it's amazing. I was wondering if I wanted to add more rows to the top of my apron to make it longer at the top. On the bottom of the apron were you put the first row of the egg pouches do I just go up a extra Row on it to add the pouches. I'm think I add 5 extra rows to my apron. God Bless. Thank you Mrs Portia Roberson
Hi Portia! I'm so glad you like the Egg Apron. Hmm, I'm not exactly sure how to best adjust the rows if you would like to elongate the apron. I'm sure if you play with where to lay the strips before you actually join them to the apron everything will come together.
Have fun! 😊🧡🧶
@@CrochetWithTiffany Hi Tiffany this is Mrs Portia Roberson. I was wondering if you sell your egg Aprons. I need 3. I could make theam. But I'm so overwhelmed with all the crochet projects I have going on right now. Im making a queen size crochet blanket for our preacher and his wife. A folk art canvas blanket.. I showed your egg apron to my friend Tracy and my Aunt Sarah and cousin Haley they were over joyed. They want me to make theam one. My Aunt Sarah and cousin Haley having laying chickens. They need a egg apron. My friend Tracy has no chickens buts wants one for Easter egg hunting with her grandchildren and cooking too. And I Have no chickens and I want one Lol. It's so cute and amazing your egg apron. If you don't have the time. I will have to make the time somewhere too make 3 egg apron for theam. I will wait for me one. Please let me know okay. God Bless you. And thank you for sharing. Your work is amazing.
Hey Tiffany, I have a question.
I recently learned to do the chainless foundation row. I find that my stitches are far more uniform when I use this method. Will that change anything from your pattern on the belt portion? Instead of chaining one and moving on to the next row up, I flip the foundation and crochet my first row on the bottom row of stitches to keep the bottom edge looking nice and looking like the final row on the other end as well. I just was unsure if I could translate that into a round.
Hi Samantha! That is a great question. I think the chainless foundation could work with the belt as long an you are able to make those 4 stitches in the first and last stitch space. I haven't played with the chainless foundation row yet to have a firm understanding of what it can and cannot do but if you are able to accomplish everything I do in the pattern with the chainless foundation then go for it! 👍🏻🤗😊🧡🧶
Could you do a pattern for a waitress apron?
That would be fun! 😊💖🧶
Also, can you use acrylic yarn? I have a ton in my stash.
Hi Dorothy! Yes, you could absolutely use Acrylic yarn. Just be more cautious with how often you wash your acrylic yarn because acrylic yarn breaks down after many washes. 👍🏻😊🧡🧶
I’m making this as a gift but not sure what to do for the belt. Is there one size fits most length you would suggest?
Great question! It can be tricky making a wearable item as a gift. Yes! The belt size I created in this pattern is for a one-size-fits-most. I put a lot of thought into that when deciding how long to make it. The adjustable clasps help with that so much so even if you have to take them to the very edge of the straps you can, whereas you would be able to do that if you had to tie them behind you. 😊🧶❤️
How would I change the size for children?
Great question Dorothy! I would take the Main Body of the Egg Apron shorter by 10-20 stitches (Depending on the size of the child). This will also impact how many egg pouches will fit. Maybe make and place the egg pouches as you go so you don't make too many. And hold off of actually attaching the egg pouches until you play with placement. 👍🏻😊🧡🧶
Can you make this using the moss stich.
Absolutely! Just make sure the stitch count requirement is on point and you’re good!
@@CrochetWithTiffany thanks
How long should the apron be before assembly?
Great question. To me it looked short. But once everything was put together it ended up being the length you see in the pictures and the video. Those are the exact dimensions I am teaching in the pattern. You can absolutely add rows and if you want to remove a row of pockets you can for something shorter. The yarn you use will also affect how the project turns out. If it's thinner yarn, the dimensions of the apron will be smaller. I hope this helps. I do not have my egg aprons anymore. I gifted them to my neighbor who has chickens. 🤗🧶❤️🐔
It would have been a whole lot easier to just make 3 long panels & sew to divide into pockets.
That really depends on the crocheter. I have actually made this egg apron both ways, long strips and individual pouches. Honestly, fussing with the long strip wasn’t much easier. Still had to secure down with a lot of stitch markers and still I swear getting those pockets sewn evenly took some work. When designing this new apron I purposely made the individual pouches. But again, neither way is better.