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BSC Perth Reversible Apron
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I made this apron pattern and instructions up for my Perth, Australia based BurdaStyle Sewing Club. We made one each at our second meeting on September 12th. It was a huge success and a lot of fun so I thought I would post it for others to give it a go :)
It is a very basic pattern designed not to scare off beginners and has huge potential for personalisation and modification.
Material Notes
You need two contrasting fabrics. For a heavy-duty cooking/gardening apron I suggest heavy cotton/drill/canvas or demin. For a more lighter-weight baking/craft apron then light-weight printed cotton is fine.
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Me :)
- BSC Perth Members
Shelley, Jenni, Sarah, Kate and Sandra for making it with me at our second meet :)
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Nov 7, 2011, 06.17 PMby Robin Al-haddad
Thanks! This was a great project for my beginners sewing class. They loved making the aprons and even walked home wearing them… Wish I could post photos here.
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Dec 4, 2011, 10.09 PMby kaitui-kiwi
Hi Robin,
I checked them out on your blog, yay, they look amazing, such fantastic bright colours! I’m very impressed, your students did a great job and I am so happy that my pattern was so useful for you.
Jan 19, 2011, 04.54 AMby Bryony Marshall-Radcliffe
Thanks for this pattern – easy to follow and I love my new apron!
Feb 13, 2010, 03.43 AMby Kris, for Kristopher K Design
Fantastic – Thanks so much for adding this apron See my version of this wonderful “easy to sew” apron, on the Kristopher K Design Blog
Oct 14, 2009, 02.28 AMby kellen46
I love this pattern. I just made two from thrift store pillowcases as a gift, with matching hot pads of course.
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Oct 14, 2009, 05.11 AMby kaitui-kiwi
Hi Kellen, thanks so much! I’m glad you love the pattern, I am happy to share :)
Sep 28, 2009, 08.59 AMby natharmony
hello, a big thank you for providing such clear instructions on making the apron. Well done. Will give it a go. I hope to find nice fabric with cooking/baking theme here in France.