I hi love this apron and have downloaded the pattern but wondered if you have a more details pattern I.e.measurements, I’m happy to pay for it? Thank you
this looks exactly like the expensive aprons that the chefs wear in the bon appetit test kitchen videos. I can't wait to make one myself, thanks for the pattern!
LOL, BA test kitchen is why I'm here too! I've always loved Claire's aprons, and this pattern looks simple enough that even a sewing beginner like me can tackle it!
Thank you so much! My daughters and I had an apron day! Sooo easy and adorable but most importantly it was ultra comfortable even with duck cloth!! You have made my life so much better!😊
A great tutorial, thank you! I look forward to try it out. What a good suggestion to use the Ikea table cloth! And what makes it extra suitable is that "vardagen" actually means everyday, or weekday in Swedish. Very suitable for an apron I'd say!
Thank you so much for your nice comment! I am glad you like the pattern! I had no idea that "vardagen" actually means something - you're so right it be suitable for this everyday apron. Have fun making it and I'd love to see how it turned out!
Thank you for being so kind as to share this idea with us, as well as your patience,and sweet spirit toward ungrateful people in the comments. God bless you! John 3:16-18 KJB
Thank you for your nice comment. Yes, I have seen that apron at WM. While you can buy it cheaper there than the fabric and time would cost to make you own, there is nothing like the pride of sewing your own apron. Have fun and let me know how it turned out!
Fabulous! Thank you so much! I failed sewing in home ec because there were too many students to teacher ratio. I always thought that sewing was an important skill to learn. You encourage me to pick it up and try again.❤️
Looks to me like the armhole cuts are the perfect shape for pockets. i am pretty sure that os how it was done, in old Japan. i was given a very thin bookelt, really more of a pamphlet, years ago, as. Christmas gift, called Cut My COAT. it became one of my favourite publications... Was pattens for folwear, and one of ghe main things was, zero waste. so this pattern just looks perfect, with those shapes. i had an image saved in a pinterest folder, and have been eanting to make it for a few years. Thanks so much for the video!
Good evening, I made my apron and being that this is my first garment (other than a mask) I am very proud of myself. I will first start by mentioning that I am a plus size woman with plenty of rolls for baking, bottom for bouncing and hips for couching my bones. My cutout and put together will have to be tweaked to make it larger in the neck and if I want my bottom to hide the back straps as well. I am pleased all the same. I also want to make mine longer. Thank you. When I put my pockets on I will take a picture and send it to you.
OK, so I figured this out in my sleep, really! I have been wanting to make this for so long! I couldn't get it but when I woke up this morning, I got it! I can't believe how really, really simple it is! I was floating on happiness all morning. You would be proud of this old decrepit girl, haha!
Hey there! I just searched for a crossover apron and your video popped up I thought it would be very complicated but you gave such a wonderful tutorial and it's very easy to follow thank you so much for sharing❤🌻
@@OurGabledHome I'm having a hard time with the pattern. I need more measurements to figure it out. The depth of the neck and arm curves etc. Or am I missing something? Thank you for the video!
@@AnnD2023 this is a very flexible pattern! As for the neck scoop, I just copy my favorite t-shirt's neck line. The pattern is mostly to scale so the arm scoop could be about 17-18" deep. Hope this helps but do reach out if you have more questions!
Some time has gone by since you aired this wonderful video on how to make this very useful apron! I wanted to down load the pattern but I am unable to. I was reading some of the most recent comments ( 2yrs old!) and followed the link for the pattern. It led me to your store where I have to purchase it. Right now the amount is not all that great but for me it means food for the dogs or for myself. That is why I am curious as to if the pattern may have been just a temporary special. Not a problem, I’ll just adjust and get creative as you have done! Great idea for the table cloth! I have a few I inherited that might just work out right! It doesn’t matter if I am in my quilt studio or the kitchen, when I put an apron on I feel like I have my uniform on and it’s time to work!
Wow! Thank you so much for making this video! I was getting discouraged with what I was finding online. I found some scrap fabric at a thrift store and wanted to make this exact pattern!
Just found you! Looking forward to making one of these aprons. Thank you! Unfortunately, it looks like IKEA has discontinued the Vardagen table cloth. The only linen one I found is the Ombonad (59" x 98") for $39.99. I found linen-look fabric (85% viscose, 15% linen) on sale for $6.49/yd in twelve solid colors (52" wide) and 100% linen at $10.99/yd (width not shown) today at Joann in case this is helpful.
I know they discontinued the Vardagen but this is similar: www.ikea.com/us/en/p/ombonad-tablecloth-natural-beige-50508911/ but JoAnn's is a great place, too ~ Anja
Hi. Thank you for this paternities. I don't see the exact measurements of the pattern except for notations, one 36"meaning length (?) and 13" given as a neck opening measurement. What am I missing?
It is more or less a square pattern, depending a little bit on your size. The pattern is very forgiving, though. If in doubt, I recommend that you make a "trial apron" from some leftover fabric or cheap muslin and adjust from there. Hope this helps!
Excited to give this a go ... however one quick question please can you tell me how wide should the be pattern? (to the mid point/fold). Understand the shoulder to shoulder measurement 13.5", and the Length 36" but maybe I'm missing it, please can tell me how wide. Thank YOU !!
Thank you so much, I really really enjoyed watching you create this amazing and awesome cross over apron and I’ve subscribed and given you a thumbs up 👍 too. Thank you so much to for the pattern, very very thoughtful and kind. Please stay safe and well too
Thanks for reaching out! I am a size S/M so my apron is about 36″ across and the armholes about 17″ deep. As for the neck, you can eyeball it or use the neckline of your favorite shirt and copy that. Happy sewing and let me know if you have more questions!!
This will be good for me cause I'm a working baker and I hate the aprons we get from our local linen company and they just go around the neck which bothers my neck plus you have pockets
I want to convert my woodworking apron to have cross back straps like this, thinking of making straps then putting my apron on and placing the straps where they go pin them then sew, should work. The shoulder cross straps they come with are just too much effort and I have to do a little dance to get into it.
Thank you for the 💜. I am not sure I got your question right but the fabric is a linen/cotton blend and I cut it from a piece 57"x126" (you can probably make at least 2, maybe 3 aprons from that piece). Hope this is what you were asking!
I had to laugh at myself watching the intro.. I have horse hair brooms too and my first thought was "noooo! You have to hang it or you'll ruin the bristles 😯!". Then of course I realised that you had staged it for the photo 😏. Excellent tutorial thank you. I'm making aprons for my daughter and I from a linen quilt cover I bought on clearance a while ago. I have since upgraded to a king so I have all this beautiful fabric from the queen size cover 😊
Thank you so much for sharing! I am currently standing my horse hair brooms upside down when not in use 😊. Happy sewing and let me know how the aprons turned out 💜
Any suggestions on how to print it? I see the 36" from shoulder hem to bottom hem(I think), and each shoulder strap is 4" wide, but how deep is the neckline and the arm openings? Do you cut this on the fold? If so, how wide is it from centre seam to outer most hem?
You don't need to print it unless you want to blow it up. The arm scoop can be about ½ the total length (18") and the neck scoop it totally up to you. The total width is about 36", too. You can also make a "trial apron" from cheap muslin or any leftover fabric to see if you like it. Hope this helps!
If I am understanding your question correctly: I am not using the selvage since I fold the fabric in half and use that fold to create 2 identical halves. I have some more photos on my blog: ourgabledhome.com/cross-over-linen-apron-sewing-tutorial/ Hope this helps 😊 ~ Anja
@@OurGabledHome I'm new to sewing. I was wondering as far as how to cut the fabric, should the stretchy side be the width (from hip to hop), rather than the length (from chest to thigh)?
@@proudasiangirl576 the fabric that I am using is not more stretchy to one side than the other. If your fabric is stretchy, I would probably have it stretch from side to side ~ Anja
Been wanting this pattern. Thank you for the video. Try Walmart paint department for drop cloth as a fabric alternative--looks like same fabric at much lower price.
Yes, you can make the straps 4" wide - or adjust them to your liking. The neck scoop is flexible, too. Some people like it higher and others lower. If in doubt, you can cope the scoop of your favorite t-shirt. Alternatively, you can always get my fully downloadable and printable pattern: ourgabledhome.com/product/cross-over-apron-printable-pattern/ Hope this helps and happy sewing 😊 ~ Anja
@@OurGabledHome hello, I am also wondering what the measurements are between both of the outer straps? the pattern only shows 13.5" between the inner two straps. Am I missing something?
@@kristingetz2386 hoping that I understand your question right: the apron is more or less square. Depending on your size, it is about 36" wide. If in doubt, I recommend making a "trial apron" from some leftover fabric or cheap muslin and then adjust from there. Hope this helps!
hi sweetie, love this, have another question, do you know how many yards this takes? Also what is the measurement ACROSS the middle part? I see the 36” from top to bottom, but not the width measurement? TIA
It is more or less a square pattern (about 36" wide), depending a little bit on your size. The pattern is very forgiving, though. If in doubt, I recommend that you make a "trial apron" from some leftover fabric or cheap muslin and adjust from there. Hope this helps!
I checked the pattern and it says it’s for small to medium folks. How would you make this fit a tall woman with a little extra around the hips and stomach (the 2 kids type) Thanks!
So, I am suppose to figure out how to make the pattern from the picture with the numbers that don't make sense or else pay for the pattern? You said the pattern (not just some measurements which are lacking) was free.
For more longevity, it's better to turn the edges twice however with a tight stitch I haven't had any problems with fraying fabric. Thank you for sharing 😊 ~ Anja
Let me know if you have comments or questions about this tutorial!
I’m using an iPad and could not find a link to your pattern. Any help is much appreciated.
yes, Mama, I like to know how I would get the right size for me.please.
Hello ! Thanks for the tutorial, pretty easy to follow. I'm trying to make the pattern but it doesn't says how wide it is .
@@betaniamoralesbravo9320 it's pretty much square, so about 36"
I hi love this apron and have downloaded the pattern but wondered if you have a more details pattern I.e.measurements, I’m happy to pay for it? Thank you
I just found a linen tablecloth at Goodwill tonight for $1... I am so excited to be able to make this apron now!
Oh, that's so awesome!! Happy sewing and let me know how it turned out 💛
Did it work ?
Bingo 🎉🎉🎉
This is so cool! It could even be made into a two-sided reversible apron by sewing two fabrics together.
this looks exactly like the expensive aprons that the chefs wear in the bon appetit test kitchen videos. I can't wait to make one myself, thanks for the pattern!
Awww ... thank you! Happy apron-making! Let me know how it turned out!
@@OurGabledHome I just finished sewing mine in a mustard colored linen and I love it! thanks for the pattern
@@theFrenchBabette That sounds great! Thank you so much for sharing 💜
LOL, BA test kitchen is why I'm here too! I've always loved Claire's aprons, and this pattern looks simple enough that even a sewing beginner like me can tackle it!
@@JenniferJadeKerr Yes! I even commented on Claire's video that she should have her aprons made and sell them! She would make bank.
Loved this, the best beginner cross back apron video on RUclips - enough detail but still brief and easy to understand.
Thank you so much! I am glad you enjoyed it 💜
But I don't like the raw edges. I would turn the edge over twice to make it finished.
Thank you so much! My daughters and I had an apron day! Sooo easy and adorable but most importantly it was ultra comfortable even with duck cloth!! You have made my life so much better!😊
You are so welcome!
A great tutorial, thank you! I look forward to try it out. What a good suggestion to use the Ikea table cloth! And what makes it extra suitable is that "vardagen" actually means everyday, or weekday in Swedish. Very suitable for an apron I'd say!
Thank you so much for your nice comment! I am glad you like the pattern! I had no idea that "vardagen" actually means something - you're so right it be suitable for this everyday apron. Have fun making it and I'd love to see how it turned out!
Thank you for being so kind as to share this idea with us, as well as your patience,and sweet spirit toward ungrateful people in the comments.
God bless you!
John 3:16-18 KJB
Thank you 😌
This apron is at world market. Thank you for showing me how to make my own. I love the idea of repurposed the table cloth.
Thank you for your nice comment. Yes, I have seen that apron at WM. While you can buy it cheaper there than the fabric and time would cost to make you own, there is nothing like the pride of sewing your own apron. Have fun and let me know how it turned out!
Thanks for the great easy to follow video and the free pattern!
Very nice idea to use tablecloth fabric, and Love this style of apron. Thank you so much.
Thank you! I find this particular tablecloth perfect for this apron and I am glad you like this!!
This is the exact one I wanted to make! It reminds me of aprons from long ago.
Walmart Walsh has linen tablecloths.
Thanks so much for the pattern 🌈
Yay!!! I am so glad you like this pattern! Happy sewing 💛 ~ Anja
Fabulous! Thank you so much! I failed sewing in home ec because there were too many students to teacher ratio. I always thought that sewing was an important skill to learn. You encourage me to pick it up and try again.❤️
Glad it was helpful!
I will be making this apron many, many times for friends and family. Thank you for sharing.
I am so glad you like this apron! Happy sewing 💛 ~ Anja
This is exactly what I was looking for. Just a few EASY steps and it’s done! Thank you!!!!
I am so glad you found this helpful 💛 ~ Anja
Thank you so much I love that you shared a free pattern, am making these for Christmas gifts. 🦋💙👍
Awesome! Happy sewing 💛 ~ Anja
Looks to me like the armhole cuts are the perfect shape for pockets. i am pretty sure that os how it was done, in old Japan. i was given a very thin bookelt, really more of a pamphlet, years ago, as. Christmas gift, called Cut My COAT. it became one of my favourite publications... Was pattens for folwear, and one of ghe main things was, zero waste. so this pattern just looks perfect, with those shapes. i had an image saved in a pinterest folder, and have been eanting to make it for a few years. Thanks so much for the video!
Interesting! Thank you so much for sharing and for your nice comment 💛 ~ Anja
Hola! muy lindo tu delantal japonés, me sirvió mucho el patrón. Muchas gracias, un saludo de Chile
Muchas gracias! ¡Estoy tan contenta de que te guste ~ Anja
Thank you so much for making this tutorial and for the free pattern!
You are welcome and I am so glad you're enjoying it!
Good evening, I made my apron and being that this is my first garment (other than a mask) I am very proud of myself. I will first start by mentioning that I am a plus size woman with plenty of rolls for baking, bottom for bouncing and hips for couching my bones. My cutout and put together will have to be tweaked to make it larger in the neck and if I want my bottom to hide the back straps as well. I am pleased all the same. I also want to make mine longer. Thank you. When I put my pockets on I will take a picture and send it to you.
That sounds fantastic! Thank you for sharing and I look forward to seeing a picture 💜
@@OurGabledHome I posted a picture of my on my IG page. I didn't see how I could send it to you.
@@trinettewells5013 That's wonderful! You can tag Our Gabled Home - or send it to anja@ourgabledhome.com
I emailed them.
OK, so I figured this out in my sleep, really! I have been wanting to make this for so long! I couldn't get it but when I woke up this morning, I got it! I can't believe how really, really simple it is! I was floating on happiness all morning. You would be proud of this old decrepit girl, haha!
Yay! Nothing like a good night's sleep ... thank you for sharing and have fun sewing 💛 ~ Anja
Thank you. This is just what I've been looking for! Anne, Australia 🦘
thank you! By far the cutest one out there.
Aww ... thank you so much! I am glad you like it!!
Hey there! I just searched for a crossover apron and your video popped up I thought it would be very complicated but you gave such a wonderful tutorial and it's very easy to follow thank you so much for sharing❤🌻
Hi Althea, I am so glad you enjoyed this video and the instructions. Happy sewing 😊 ~ Anja
found it best pattern by far I have searched the internet and commercial pattern books.. Great Job. Only suggestion....line the apron..blessings sally
Thank you and I am so glad you like the pattern. Lining sounds like a great idea!!
@@OurGabledHome I'm having a hard time with the pattern. I need more measurements to figure it out. The depth of the neck and arm curves etc. Or am I missing something? Thank you for the video!
@@AnnD2023 this is a very flexible pattern! As for the neck scoop, I just copy my favorite t-shirt's neck line. The pattern is mostly to scale so the arm scoop could be about 17-18" deep. Hope this helps but do reach out if you have more questions!
Some time has gone by since you aired this wonderful video on how to make this very useful apron! I wanted to down load the pattern but I am unable to. I was reading some of the most recent comments ( 2yrs old!) and followed the link for the pattern. It led me to your store where I have to purchase it. Right now the amount is not all that great but for me it means food for the dogs or for myself. That is why I am curious as to if the pattern may have been just a temporary special. Not a problem, I’ll just adjust and get creative as you have done! Great idea for the table cloth! I have a few I inherited that might just work out right!
It doesn’t matter if I am in my quilt studio or the kitchen, when I put an apron on I feel like I have my uniform on and it’s time to work!
Hi Connie, you can still get the free concept pattern: us19.campaign-archive.com/?u=0e28e470f2efe29c7415d3fb7&id=b1d51ee97f Happy sewing 😊 ~ Anja
love it! looks great!!! love linen too
Thank you so much! I am glad you like it!!
Where is the pattern
I just bought the table cloth from Ikea and Im so excited to make this!
That's great!!! I'd love to hear (or see ...) how the apron turned out 💛
Thank you.....this is the first video that actually has a pattern available, many thanks for that❣
You’re welcome 😊, Debbie! So glad you liked my pattern ~ Anja
Love it! Showing it to my husband so he can make me one!!😜
Sounds like your husband is a keeper! Thank you for your nice comment and happy sewing 😊 ~ Anja
Great video. I had no idea the apron was so quick and simple.
thank you so much for your nice comment 💜
I love this apron! Thanks for sharing 👍🏽
Yay! I am so glad you like it 💛 ~ Anja
Wow! Thank you so much for making this video! I was getting discouraged with what I was finding online. I found some scrap fabric at a thrift store and wanted to make this exact pattern!
Yay! I am so glad you like this apron! Thank you for commenting and happy sewing 💛 ~ Anja
Thank you for your tutorial and free pattern. Love this style of apron.
Thank you so much and happy sewing 😊 ~ Anja
Thank you for all your wonderful educational helpful. Ideas. Learned very much from all your generous sharing. Blessings. Mucho Gracias
Thank YOU so much for your sweet comment 💛 ~ Anja
I used an Ikea AS IS linen curtain. Only one in pack and was $10
I love this pattern. Thanks!
That sounds great! Thank you for sharing 💜
Do you have the link for the IKEA as is linen curtain you mentioned?
@@vfabila21 the link is in the description box or here: www.ikea.com/us/en/p/vardagen-tablecloth-beige-60287829/
Eve Lombard Rule Do you have the link for the IKEA as AS IS linen curtain?
I love it !
Thanks for the tip about IKEA .
Thank you and so glad you found it helpful 💜
I Love this pattern ! Easy to follow instructions I’ll be giving it a try. Thank you for sharing 🌺
Thank you so much for your nice comment and have fun making it!
clever idea with the tablecloth!:)
@@susieinthecountry4434 thank you so much!
yes me too. love the Ikea reference too, would have never thought of that since I never go to Ikea. thanks.
Wonderful idea to use the tablecloth. Thank you.
Thank you! I am so glad you liked that tip 💛 ~ Anja
Thanks! Mine turned out nice and cozy
Nice! Thank you so much for commenting and for sharing ~ Anja
Great video!!! Making this for this years xmas gifts - can't start soon enough!!! Thanks
Hi Iris, I love it! You are way ahead of the curve 💛😂💛 ~ Anja
Just found you! Looking forward to making one of these aprons. Thank you! Unfortunately, it looks like IKEA has discontinued the Vardagen table cloth. The only linen one I found is the Ombonad (59" x 98") for $39.99. I found linen-look fabric (85% viscose, 15% linen) on sale for $6.49/yd in twelve solid colors (52" wide) and 100% linen at $10.99/yd (width not shown) today at Joann in case this is helpful.
I know they discontinued the Vardagen but this is similar: www.ikea.com/us/en/p/ombonad-tablecloth-natural-beige-50508911/ but JoAnn's is a great place, too ~ Anja
Hi. Thank you for this paternities. I don't see the exact measurements of the pattern except for notations, one 36"meaning length (?) and 13" given as a neck opening measurement. What am I missing?
It is more or less a square pattern, depending a little bit on your size. The pattern is very forgiving, though. If in doubt, I recommend that you make a "trial apron" from some leftover fabric or cheap muslin and adjust from there. Hope this helps!
@@OurGabledHome How deep is the neck opening?
@@jewelgaither1504 my neck scoop is about 9" deep but this pattern is very flexible so can make it any depth you want. Hope this helps!
Love the idea of buying a tablecloth for the fabric! Wish IKEA delivered here for a reasonable fee.
Hi Trish, I am so glad you like this! Target may have a linen tablecloth as well 😊 ~ Anja
THANK YO SOMUCH! I LOVE THIS!
I saw this cross over apron worn by Claire Saffitz and I liked the design.
Excited to give this a go ... however one quick question please can you tell me how wide should the be pattern? (to the mid point/fold). Understand the shoulder to shoulder measurement 13.5", and the Length 36" but maybe I'm missing it, please can tell me how wide. Thank YOU !!
Since this is pretty much a square pattern, you can make it 36" wide total. Hope this helps and happy sewing 💛
@@OurGabledHome This is why I came looking for, too!
*what
@@chelliemcg 💛 ~ Anja
Thank you so much, I really really enjoyed watching you create this amazing and awesome cross over apron and I’ve subscribed and given you a thumbs up 👍 too. Thank you so much to for the pattern, very very thoughtful and kind. Please stay safe and well too
Aww ... thank you! I am so glad you like the pattern! Happy sewing 💛 ~ Anja
The hand drawn pattern is so cute!!
Thank you! I am so glad you like it 💛 ~ Anja
Wonderful tutorial, thank you 🙏 😊
Thank you so much! I am glad you like it 💛
thanks for this tutorial and the tip about the ikea tablecloth! the apron looks beautiful and your instructions make it very easy to follow :)
Thank you so much for your lovely comment! Enjoy your apron!
Just made this apron! Love it!
Wonderful! Thank you for sharing and enjoy your apron 😊 ~ Anja
Love an apron without ties. Will definitely try to make this only one question, I would like to know the measurement underneath the arm opening.
I see 36 long but how much fabric to the center fold and how deep are the arm and neck cuts. Thank you. Dawn
Thanks for reaching out! I am a size S/M so my apron is about 36″ across and the armholes about 17″ deep. As for the neck, you can eyeball it or use the neckline of your favorite shirt and copy that. Happy sewing and let me know if you have more questions!!
I am wondering if your pattern would be easy to adjust for a larger person? Large to extra large and beyond????
Yes, you can add 1-2 inches straight downnzbe middle 😊 ~ Anja
Love your aprom, thx
Loved your video. Looks so easy. Thank you
Thank you, I am so glad you enjoyed it 😊 ~ Anja
This will be good for me cause I'm a working baker and I hate the aprons we get from our local linen company and they just go around the neck which bothers my neck plus you have pockets
Yay! I am so glad you like this apron! Have fun sewing 💛 ~ Anja
Thanks for the video and instructions. I am thinking on using linen. How much material should I buy for one apron?
You'll need a piece of fabric about 40"x36". Hope this helps!
I am trying to get to find the free pattern this is great thank you I am in New Zealand
Here's the link to the free pattern: awesome-experimenter-1997.ck.page/58aa00a4a1 😊 ~ Anja
Beautiful 👍 I love it 👏
yay! Thank you so much 💛 ~ Anja
I want to convert my woodworking apron to have cross back straps like this, thinking of making straps then putting my apron on and placing the straps where they go pin them then sew, should work. The shoulder cross straps they come with are just too much effort and I have to do a little dance to get into it.
Nice! That sounds like a good idea and one that should work. Thanks for sharing and let me know how it turned out!
Thank you for sharing
Thank you so much for the pattern 😁
Happy sewing!!
Hello I love love the apron,and the instructions, but I don't know how fabric did you use.thank you.
Thank you for the 💜. I am not sure I got your question right but the fabric is a linen/cotton blend and I cut it from a piece 57"x126" (you can probably make at least 2, maybe 3 aprons from that piece). Hope this is what you were asking!
I had to laugh at myself watching the intro.. I have horse hair brooms too and my first thought was "noooo! You have to hang it or you'll ruin the bristles 😯!". Then of course I realised that you had staged it for the photo 😏. Excellent tutorial thank you. I'm making aprons for my daughter and I from a linen quilt cover I bought on clearance a while ago. I have since upgraded to a king so I have all this beautiful fabric from the queen size cover 😊
Thank you so much for sharing! I am currently standing my horse hair brooms upside down when not in use 😊. Happy sewing and let me know how the aprons turned out 💜
I love this, just what I've been looking for thank you.
Yay!! I am so glad you like this apron! Happy sewing 💛 ~ Anja
Any suggestions on how to print it? I see the 36" from shoulder hem to bottom hem(I think), and each shoulder strap is 4" wide, but how deep is the neckline and the arm openings? Do you cut this on the fold? If so, how wide is it from centre seam to outer most hem?
You don't need to print it unless you want to blow it up. The arm scoop can be about ½ the total length (18") and the neck scoop it totally up to you. The total width is about 36", too. You can also make a "trial apron" from cheap muslin or any leftover fabric to see if you like it. Hope this helps!
Yes you cut on fold
Love this and will give it a try!
I see the apron is 36" tip to bottom, but how far down do you cut the armholes?
You can cut the armhole about ⅓ to ½ of the total length
Thank you
Beautiful!
Thank you so much 💛
how many yards of fabric would you say you need to make this?
I am so math challenged but I get the Ikea tablecloth that is 57" x 126" and I think I could make about 3 aprons out of it. I hope this helps at all 😏
@@OurGabledHome Right! ok, thank you!
Can you please discuss how you laid the pattern down on the material in reference to the selvedge?
If I am understanding your question correctly: I am not using the selvage since I fold the fabric in half and use that fold to create 2 identical halves. I have some more photos on my blog: ourgabledhome.com/cross-over-linen-apron-sewing-tutorial/ Hope this helps 😊 ~ Anja
@@OurGabledHome I'm new to sewing. I was wondering as far as how to cut the fabric, should the stretchy side be the width (from hip to hop), rather than the length (from chest to thigh)?
@@proudasiangirl576 the fabric that I am using is not more stretchy to one side than the other. If your fabric is stretchy, I would probably have it stretch from side to side ~ Anja
Been wanting this pattern. Thank you for the video. Try Walmart paint department for drop cloth as a fabric alternative--looks like same fabric at much lower price.
Great idea! I will check it out 💛~ Anja
I LOVE IT. I love linen tooo
So glad you like it! Thank you so much 💛 ~ Anja
Hi-= I was hoping you would show how to get into this lovely apron. Maybe in next video.
Just saw Anja do a “short” video just for you!
Here: ruclips.net/user/shortsC0CKETqhKfY
Dear Anja, I sewed the apron it fits perfect.
Greetings Alexandra from Atelier Silberwichtel
Thank you so much! That's so awesome! Enjoy your new apron!
Thank you for the pattern
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you for sharing your apron pattern! I love it ... and plan to make your apron for me and my three daughters!
That sounds wonderful! I'd love to see how they turn out 😊
Thank you SO much for sharing
You are welcome and I am glad you enjoyed this tutorial!
Thanks for the tutorial iliked you can i get a pattern 🌺
Here's the pattern: awesome-experimenter-1997.ck.page/58aa00a4a1 😊 ~ Anja
Can you please show a layout with pattern on top of fabric? I can’t figure out how to do it.
Hi Sharon, can you send me an email to anja@ourgabledhome.com so we can sort it out? Thank you ~ Anja
Hello thank you for this. I am struggling with working out how to make the pattern. Are the strap parts 4" and how deep is the top scoop? 🤔
Yes, you can make the straps 4" wide - or adjust them to your liking. The neck scoop is flexible, too. Some people like it higher and others lower. If in doubt, you can cope the scoop of your favorite t-shirt. Alternatively, you can always get my fully downloadable and printable pattern: ourgabledhome.com/product/cross-over-apron-printable-pattern/ Hope this helps and happy sewing 😊 ~ Anja
Just what I need 👍
Perfect! Have fun making it!
Thanks for the tutorial, love the style of apron but I can’t seem to find the free download of the pattern. Are you able to help? Thanks
Here it is: us19.campaign-archive.com/?u=0e28e470f2efe29c7415d3fb7&id=b1d51ee97f 💛 ~ Anja
What are the measurements from back strap 1 to front strap 2? I am so excited to make this!
Have you downloaded the free pattern? See if you can find the measurements in there. Let me know if not. Have fun making it!
@@OurGabledHome hello, I am also wondering what the measurements are between both of the outer straps? the pattern only shows 13.5" between the inner two straps. Am I missing something?
@@kristingetz2386 hoping that I understand your question right: the apron is more or less square. Depending on your size, it is about 36" wide. If in doubt, I recommend making a "trial apron" from some leftover fabric or cheap muslin and then adjust from there. Hope this helps!
hi sweetie, love this, have another question, do you know how many yards this takes? Also what is the measurement ACROSS the middle part?
I see the 36” from top to bottom, but not the width measurement?
TIA
It is pretty much a square pattern, so about 36" across. Hope this helps and thank you for your sweet comment 💛 ~ Anja
It's very nice. Love it 😀
Thank you! I am so glad you like it 💛 ~ Anja
I love it very much..
Thank you so much! It makes my day to hear that you like my apron 💛
I love it
Ok... I think I am confused, what is the width off the apron,just learning.thank you .kindly.
It is more or less a square pattern (about 36" wide), depending a little bit on your size. The pattern is very forgiving, though. If in doubt, I recommend that you make a "trial apron" from some leftover fabric or cheap muslin and adjust from there. Hope this helps!
I checked the pattern and it says it’s for small to medium folks. How would you make this fit a tall woman with a little extra around the hips and stomach (the 2 kids type)
Thanks!
You can add about 1“ down the middle and if needed another 1“ down the center of each armhole ~ Anja
Love it , do you sell them to the public, thanks
Thank you so much! Unfortunately, I don't have time to make them for sale ~ Anja
Thank you! Blessings!
You are so welcome, Rosie and I am glad you like this pattern 😊 ~Anja
Are you folding the hem over once or twice before sewing?
It depends on your preference but I have done both ~ Anja
So, I am suppose to figure out how to make the pattern from the picture with the numbers that don't make sense or else pay for the pattern? You said the pattern (not just some measurements which are lacking) was free.
Thank you!
Will a link be emailed to download the actual pattern? I only got an image of the pattern...
Here is the link for the fully downloadable and printable pattern: ourgabledhome.com/product/cross-over-apron-printable-pattern/ Happy sewing ~ Anja
Did she just turn the fabric once? Linnen will fray. Maybe I couldn’t make it out properly. Definitely turn twice or serge/ zickzack it.
For more longevity, it's better to turn the edges twice however with a tight stitch I haven't had any problems with fraying fabric. Thank you for sharing 😊 ~ Anja
@@OurGabledHome I agree. Twice is good. Just couldn’t tell in the video. Looked like only once to me. Enjoy your sewing.
Is the pattern mo longer available? I'm getting an error message. Thank you
I am having some website issues that we're working on. Can you check back in a day or two? Thank you so much for your patience 💛 ~ Anja
Website is up and running again 😊
I was able to download the instructions, but it did not let me save the pattern, just the instructions. Please advise.
I so sorry about that! Can you send an email to anja@ourgabledhome.com and we'll sort it out?