It is rare that I pull something from the stash and transform it into a project that I first envisioned for the fabric. This is such the case.
The fabric, originally thought of for a dress, turned out to be perfect for this apron project. It is an 100% cotton canvas from the home décor department. It was pre-treated with a spin in the washing machine and dryer before hitting the ironing board for a steam press.
The pattern is a free download from Tessuti Patterns. It is also available as a hard copy for purchase. The instructions are well written and photographed. The project is easy and well suited for a beginner.
Project details
Seams: 3.0 straight stitch
Seam finish: Serged
Fabric: 1.1 metres
Label: 1 -- "You Can't Buy This" label from KATM
Time: 3 hours spent cutting fabric, sewing and pressing; 1 1/2 hours for printing and taping pattern, plus the time spent pre-treating fabric.
Additional Tools and Supplies: Cutting table, clapper (used as pattern weight), a lot of paper and tape, printer and ink, fabric scissors, pins, pin cushion, iron, ironing board, Janome sewing machine, walking foot, Janome serger, Jean-a-ma-Jig™, threads, thread clippers, tailor's chalk and a few breaks.
Happy Sewing!
It is super cute. I love the fabric.
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