Vendor apron

Not only is this handy utility apron great for craft show vendors, but teachers, artists, quilters, sewists, and anyone else trying to keep their stuff together!

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Step by step instructions on how to make a Utility Apron Tutorial - for craft fairs and vendor events and anytime you need lots of pockets!

If you’ve been around for a little while (or have shopped my small shop), you’ll know that I love all things cute and beautiful. When I decided to start moving away from using cash boxes at local markets, I knew I wanted an apron that was cute, matched my personality and could go with most […]

Free your hands and have everything you need to hand in style. Five slip pockets and one zipper pocket.

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Because of their smaller size, half aprons are inherently more adorable. This one, with 10 generous pockets, is as hardworking as it is cute. Tie it on, load it up with favorite notions, and get ready for your next project.

Not only is this handy utility apron great for craft show vendors, but teachers, artists, quilters, sewists, and anyone else trying to keep their stuff together!

With my upcoming craft fair, I decided a craft/vendor apron was a must. I didn't want to spend any money, so I just used some leftover lanyard fabric - and waa-laa! I'm pretty happy with how it came out - I was inspired by a picture on pinterest...but there was no link to a tutorial or anything...so I just made this up as I went. So here's my craft/vendor apron tutorial. First, I just started with some scraps of fabric - I would say 1/2 yard to 2/3 yard of each fabric (4 fabrics total…

Back in the summer of 2010, I did a guest post on another blog sharing a tutorial for sewing an apron. I did the introductory post on my blo...