Peg apron pattern

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...

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

I love this kind of DIY crafts! Such a simple idea and so easy to do. All it requires is a few red buttons, thread, a sewing needle and some satin tape to act as the necklace.

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.

Sew a clothespin bag - hanging clothes on the line is a great way to save money and if more environmentally friendly.

Clothespin Apron Pattern

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