Hello! I hope you had a joyful day. I just got to sit down with my hand quilting and watch your video. I always learn something new from you so thank you very much for that. I hope you have a lovely week ahead. Thank you for posting this video and sharing your time and talent.
So Glad to hear that Rosemary! Depending on how small the children are you can always make the bib larger and extend the apron portion down to make it longer. Happy Sewing!
Love this apron. When you placed the ties on the bib panel, I could see that the flat part was up and so the pointed side was down but you didn't show if the pointed edge was facing inside or outside. A quick shot of a whole piece would be great. Thanks.
My 7 y o grandson like to cook. He want one but not with the all the girly trim. I will try and adapt this pattern for him. Patricia-South Padre Island, Texas
I would say a toddler to age 5. I would extend the top piece 2” in length and then add another 2” to the bottom of the apron portion if you want it for a taller child. You wouldn’t need to extend the decorative apron piece that lays on top. Hope that helps! Happy sewing!!!
Just made one. Simple. Thank you for the tutorial.
So glad to hear it Erin!
Hello! I hope you had a joyful day. I just got to sit down with my hand quilting and watch your video. I always learn something new from you so thank you very much for that. I hope you have a lovely week ahead. Thank you for posting this video and sharing your time and talent.
Thank you! You too!
This is so easy to follow-Thank you for sharing.
Have to make 2 aprons for my grandkids thank you so much Tamara♥️🇸🇪
You are so welcome! Hope you are doing well Gisela!
Muchas gracias son preciosos!!! 👏👏👏🏵
So very cute! I will be makeing 6 for my nieces.and a boys for my new nephew!! thank you for the idea .
So Glad to hear that Rosemary! Depending on how small the children are you can always make the bib larger and extend the apron portion down to make it longer. Happy Sewing!
Super cute!
I love this, I’m making this today!!!
Yay!!!!! Happy sewing 🧵
Too cute. Can’t wait to try!
Have fun!
I tryed this and my daughter love it so much ❤
YAY!!!!!! I am thrilled to hear this!!!!
Thanks a lot, so beautiful apron, I made one for my granddaughter
I am so glad to hear that Ximena! I am sure she looked DARLING in it!
Going to try this! Thank you
I did 2 for my nieces. ❤❤❤❤
That's so cute!!
Hi Love your tute. I couldn't find the link to the tube turner,however😢 Thanks!
Id love to make this for an adult.
Super cute aprons, tfs
Glad you like them Diana!
Love the apron thank you so much ♥️👍🏻
I am so glad you love it! I loved putting it together.
Beautiful ❤
Waiting for your tutorial ♥️🇸🇪
Love this apron. When you placed the ties on the bib panel, I could see that the flat part was up and so the pointed side was down but you didn't show if the pointed edge was facing inside or outside. A quick shot of a whole piece would be great. Thanks.
Very cute x
can't wait to make this for my niece 🙂
She will look adorable!!!! Happy sewing!
My 7 y o grandson like to cook. He want one but not with the all the girly trim. I will try and adapt this pattern for him. Patricia-South Padre Island, Texas
I have two boys that would love aprons too. I will work on a less frilly apron for a future tutorial. Thanks for the suggestion!
Super😅😂
Saludos desde 🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲 muy muy hermosos
Thank you Jenny!
Would like to see adult sized aprons in different styles including half and full.
Yes Sharon! I too want to do an adult apron for myself. I will have to work on that.
What age is this pattern suitable for please ?
I would say a toddler to age 5. I would extend the top piece 2” in length and then add another 2” to the bottom of the apron portion if you want it for a taller child. You wouldn’t need to extend the decorative apron piece that lays on top. Hope that helps! Happy sewing!!!
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I was lost at the 1st instruction of 14 by WOF . 🙈
You may need the printable version to follow along with then.