Split leg apron pattern

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Fantastically comfortable apron thanks to the pleats, split leg skirt and adjustable cross back design. Individually handmade - sustainable making

My previous post on how to make a pottery apron is my most popular post (thanks to Pinterest!) so thought I’d put it out there again for those of you that did not see it previously. One of the downsides of doing pottery is the mess…unless you have an awesome pottery apron that keeps the […]

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The sewing pattern for pottery split-leg apron. This is not a paper pattern. By purchasing this list, you can download a pattern and photo-instruction for sewing an apron. Available in six sizes from S to 3XL. 🌿The apron is easy to put on and take off in one move. Comfortable fit. Your neck remains free. The skirt has an overlapping slit for freedom of movement. Double bib for more protection of your clothes. The apron is about 43 inches (109 cm) long. You can make any length. The apron has…

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It's time to plunge your hands into fresh dirt! Our Gardening Apron can help with the tough outdoor tasks. The design features a unique split-skirt that allows you to squat, bend, sit or stand without stretching, pulling or binding.

Denim or ticking is the material most commonly used. An apron of this size requires about 1 yards. No. 40 thread may be used, and the sewing machine should be