Peg apron pattern free

A good friend of mine asked me to make her a peg apron. I admit I had never heard of a peg apron but I said, "Sure! Send me some pict...

So, I was planning for my first proper post here to feature some glamorous outfit for me, or a cute one for Gabriel or Daisy, but instead it’s a rather twee peg apron. Do I care? Of course no…

If you have chosen to use a clothes line to supplement or replace your dryer this cute apron is exactly what you need to carry your pins. This is a guide about how to make a clothespin apron.

Remember hearing about the days when Grandma or Mom would sit down with their grand-daughters/daughters and teach them how to sew? Well, that was not me. I'm learning as I go... Okay, so I have been trying to branch out from quilting. Not that I don't like making quilts, I do! I just thought it was time to try my hands at other things. So I sat down and finally made something for me {gasp!!} I found this clothespin apron tutorial on another blog and had to make it! Right now I use my…

Today I have a free apron pattern for you! How exciting is that? I am very excited to share this with you. A Clothes-pin Apron. Isn't is cute? The pattern is from a little booklet from the 1920's. It has one big pocket with lots of room for those clothes pins. Finished apron The apron is made from two squares of 18" fabric. A fat quarter is 18" x 22", so that makes it handy! And half a package of bias tape. I think it took me about 20 minutes to whip up. Pattern pinned, ready to cut. Cut an…

This free sewing pattern is for a peg apron. You’ll be looking good in the kitchen with this! Download

June has been just the busiest of months. All 4 of the big kids are in summer school so I should have tons of time on my hands. However, I h...

If you have chosen to use a clothes line to supplement or replace your dryer this cute apron is exactly what you need to carry your pins. This is a guide about how to make a clothespin apron.

Peg bag apron pattern and instructions

This Basic Utility Apron tutorial is a great project for beginners. The apron is the perfect free sewing pattern for day care teachers, craft shows, yard sales, and more! For sewists looking for a smaller apron pattern that's more akin to a fashionable utility belt, you simply cannot go wrong with this free pattern. Chic, stylish, and unobtrusive, it's easy to picture yourself making your way around the kitchen or craft room in this cute little number. Create one for yourself in just a few…