I love these aprons. Have watched the video and made the kid’s pattern, but it’s still too large for my grand babies. How do you suggest I alter the pattern to make one 17” and one 13” instead of the 21” from your pattern? I think I just need to know the measurement from top to where the armhole ends (kid’s pattern you said to measure down 9 inches). Gosh, I hope this makes sense. Making Xmas aprons for 2 girls and their mom.
Yes makes perfect sense! I have a tiny painting smock for my preschoolers that’s the right size. I’m not in my sewing room now but when I get down there I’ll compare the smock to my pattern and give you some adjusted measurements
Oh my gosh, I made the child’s apron for my youngest granddaughter, just from a picture I had seen. About a week later I found your video with very detailed instructions on how to make the pattern and the apron. I’m glad I found this video. I’ll be making this one for my daughter. ❤️
Hi Mary, Just found your channel and Love it ! I am a seamstress and your attention to detail is refreshing while not neurotic ! I taught children to sew for 13 years and loved it ! Thanks for being such a wonderful teacher ....... Looking forward to watching all of your videos ! Thank-you, Linda Linda
Refreshing while not neurotic 🤣🤣🤣 that’s so awesome! Thanks for the kind words! I e got lots of tutorials but also check out my vlog Confessions of a Fabric Addict where I talk about what ever projects I’m currently working on and share my fabric purchases 🤗
Thanks so much, darling... I'm sending my daughter in Italy a box of baking supplies as she wants to start making breads and biscuits and an apron will be a perfect addition!!! I'm so very surprised that you use Isacord for all your sewing! I always thought an embroidery thread would not be strong enough, but I'm going to order some and try it on my machine. They do have some amazing colors! And also, thanks for all your mask making. I made over 300 for my local nursing homes, veterans and homeless population. Giving back sure makes you feel good!
He Gerri! That’s awesome your daughter is in Italy my sister just relocated to Amsterdam and she’s into baking too. She was surprised at how small the bags of flour are over there lol. I should probably send her an apron too 🤦🏻♀️ sister fail lol. And yes I’m isacord obsessed! Im hoping I might be able to get some kind of sponsorship going with them in the future since I promote their product so much 🤗 fingers crossed!
@MaryMakes I ordered your pattern, not because I'm a beginner, but I liked that you had a pattern and I wanted to see what the freezer paper was like. I should be getting it this week! I can't wait! Thank you again!
Great tutorial. You are a great instructor. I started sewing with a similar pattern. This season I’m doing the French style country full apron from Frocks and Frolics. Pretty fun and challenging. Who knew one could make good money sewing aprons?!
@@MaryMakes Girl, me too! I'm Dyslexic and decided that sewing was a good idea. 🤣 I get the ideas and pieces from the pattern and just wing it. So far it's working. Lol
Where have you been all my life!?! 😂 I've been searching for apron videos for around 4 decades! This is my all time favey pattern and tutorial! You have reignited my passion for sewing aprons. The other ones I could find were NOT fun at all. Thank you, Thank You, THANK YOU! ❤ Brenda ❄️
Oh yay! I’m pretty passionate about aprons myself as well 🤣 I’ve got a super cute half apron video as well that you might enjoy. And I’m working on a new work apron pattern so stay tuned!
I love your pattern and ideas for the aprons. Could you please put the measurements up , it would help so I don’t have to keep searching through the tutorial for them. Many thanks I’m so inspired, I’ve been and bought more material to make up your aprons. Thanks again, love your work. Robyn
Let’s see if I can type this in a way that makes sense. …If you start with a piece of freezer paper you’re gonna want a rectangle that is 28in long x 16in. wide. Start by marking the left side of the pattern as the FOLD. On the right hand side of the paper measure down 13in from the top corner and make a mark. This is the point where the waist bands will connect. From this point draw a nice curving line down to the bottom tip of the left/FOLD side… cutting off the bottom right hand corner to create that nice bottom half bell shape. To create the neck line you will measure from the left/FOLD side across the top edge of the pattern. Make a mark at 3in and then another mark at 6.5in. From this 6.5in point draw a long line down sweeping out to connect with the 13in mark for the waist band. You want this line to be mostly vertical only beginning to sweep out towards the waist in the last 2-3 inches. To complete neck line, working on the left/FOLD side of the pattern come down 2in and then cut in 2in… from this point make an angled cut up to the marking you made at 3in. completing the cut out for the neckline. I recommend the waist band strips be 3in wide by at least 30in long…they can be longer if your a bigger girl like me I like mine closer to 34in 😉 the neck straps should be 2.5in wide and approx. 20-21in long… you can make them longer for a taller person. I’m 5’8 and 21in is plenty for me. As for the pockets I’d just click this link for 8:16 and it should take you right to it.
And thanks so much for your compliments. Hopefully this helps. If not you can always purchase a pre-cut freezer paper pattern from my Etsy shop! The link is in the description.
Just finished one for my mom for Mother's Day. Thank you! I enjoyed your video and liked how you explained things. I'm going to check out what other videos you have that I might need to make.
@@katherinebonner1284 I use clothes line and tie it from one pole to another and then hang them with clothes pins in rows. People can walk around and get a good look at all the style without touching. Plus they are aching in the,open air and sun which is good germ wise 😉
I just ordered your apron pattern. Thank you for your quick response to my question about altering it because of my "shortness!!" Looking forward to making it!!!!
@@MaryMakes No problem. I have soooo many sewing tasks going on right now. Trying to get ready for a craft show in October. Which is coming way too fast!!!!
Ah yes lightweight interfacing can make a great addition to so many projects! I’ve always made my aprons with high quality quilter weight Cotton so they come out nice and sturdy! But I’m making a stocking or tshirt quilt I always have interfacing on hand! I really like fusible fleece for stockings and hot pads to give them some depth.
I don’t have one yet! I but I am planning several more apron style videos this year so stay tuned! And I love that your aunt has had her apron that long! Well made aprons will definitely last!
This is the first time I’ve seen you. I love this video and appreciate the time and details you put into it. I’ve subscribed to your link and saw in comments someone ordered your apron pattern. Is this possible for this apron.? I can’t wait to see what else you have and will show. Thanks so much. 💕💕
Sorry I did not respond sooner I somehow missed your comment. Yes you can order the pre cut freezer paper template. Just click on the video description and you’ll see the link to my Etsy page 🤗
Love your videos. I am your fan from Mexican caribbean! Blessings. If you have a chance and enough fabric post one with butterflies. My favs.. stay safe !
Thanks so much Angie! I’ve got a few tutorials coming up and lots of extra butterfly fabric! I’m sure I can include some in one of the next few projects 😉
QUESTION: Being that I am sewing a reversible apron for a couple, I want the threads to match that side of the fabric. One side will contain black and the other red in the background. When I have the right sides together (wrong side facing up), if the black fabric is on top, I thread the top of my sewing maching with black thread? The fabric on the bottom will be red. Do I thread the bobbin thread red?
If you’re sewing with wrong sides together. You are creating a stitch that will be on the inside of the apron so no one will see that part so it doesn’t matter which thread you use. I will often sew all My inside out pieces with just plain white thread and save my cute colored threads for the detail top stitches you will add later on. Once you turn all the prices right sides out it will be easy to tell which thread belongs in the bobbin because you can see the prints now.
lol I was going to say because it’s an unnecessary step and I’m all about making things as easy as possible… but it looks like you figured that out already 🤣❤️
Hi Beth to answer your question yes I do! I’ve been meaning to make a tutorial for it. I’m running low in kids aprons on my craft show booth so I’ll be able to make a video soon when I re-up my stash ☺️
Hi Cheryl thanks so much! I just realized I never added the links 🤦🏻♀️ my bad lol if you google a sewing ruler “grip” “handle” or “guard” you should get several options. Thanks so much for watching! There’s lots more to come!
I’m trying to design 2 and sew , an art smock/Aron for kids, and a BBQ apron,- I have some cool Harley fabric with bikes , and Hog printed on it . Any such directions fir these 2 ??
Yes I have a video for kids apron. I haven’t posted my BBQ apron yet BUT you could trace an apron you have onto freezer paper and basically follow the exact same directions as this video.
Yes in this pattern the pockets are on one side. You can cut a second set for the reverse side if you choose and just repeat the same process. I just prefer one set because it adds a lot of extra bulk when sewing the layers together and you’ll need more like 1 and 1/4yd if each fabric to accommodate the two extra pockets. 🙂
Here’s the link to the main shop that features my quilts and my patterns…. www.etsy.com/shop/CoffinQuilts?ref=simple-shop-header-name&listing_id=1065022103
Yes mam! The quilt shop that sells Isacord in my area went out of business so now I order it on Amazon. You can purchase it in 2 sizes. The regular size spools like you see in my video usually run $6.20 each but you can buy large size spools for less than $11 dollar. If you use a lot like I do it’s worth buying the big spools. I will post several links in the description section for you =)
Hi Lori. I’m getting ready to film my work apron video. It’s a bbq style apron but with a few funky twists. It is perfect for a larger frame adult and can be easily adapted with longer straps.
Wondering if you have an edited version of this video? I can't handle constant talking for an hour, I just tune out, even fast forwarding doesn't help much. I can't finish watching this one.
I’m sorry I don’t. It’s a step by step video with troubleshooting included so the video is as long as it takes to actually complete the apron. My bbq apron video is brand new and the process is almost identical just a different shape pattern. Maybe that one will be easier for you to process. I’ll post the link for you.
You’re comment cracked me up because it’s the exact opposite of what most people say. Most people think sewing videos don’t give enough explanation so they have trouble completing the project. But I get what you’re saying. This was one of my first videos ever. I’ve gotten a little better at stream lining them as time goes on. There’s definitely a learning curve to being a UA-cam creator 😉
What an incredibly rude comment! The video is an hour because it’s an in depth start to finish tutorial for a beginner. I spent hours filming and editing this video FOR FREE to try and help people learn to sew… you are literally the only person who has EVER left a negative comment. If you have no patience perhaps sewing is not the best hobby for you 😉 I have never ever left a response to anyone like this in my 15 years of teaching but your comment is ridiculous… who would make a tutorial that didn’t include measurements 🤣 you don’t even have the patience to fast forward SHEESH!!! Quality products take time and I only make quality products.
@@MaryMakes sewing has taught me a lot about my impatience. Just learning to slow down and enjoy the process and creative art. I have to keep reminding myself that I can’t complete a garment in an hour. Anyway thanks for the spanking lol . Sorry if I came across rude. It was an exasperating Saturday and nothing was making sense to me. ❤
I’m sorry you had a bad day! Hopefully your day got better and you found a project that worked for you. Also I should mention I sell the freezer paper templates for all my patterns so if you want to simplify the process you can always purchase the pre-cut template from my Etsy shop and then you don’t even have to worry about measuring 😉
I love these aprons. Have watched the video and made the kid’s pattern, but it’s still too large for my grand babies. How do you suggest I alter the pattern to make one 17” and one 13” instead of the 21” from your pattern? I think I just need to know the measurement from top to where the armhole ends (kid’s pattern you said to measure down 9 inches). Gosh, I hope this makes sense.
Making Xmas aprons for 2 girls and their mom.
Yes makes perfect sense! I have a tiny painting smock for my preschoolers that’s the right size. I’m not in my sewing room now but when I get down there I’ll compare the smock to my pattern and give you some adjusted measurements
ua-cam.com/video/nD7qtzxW_6A/v-deo.html here you go Peggi this should help!
Oh my gosh, I made the child’s apron for my youngest granddaughter, just from a picture I had seen. About a week later I found your video with very detailed instructions on how to make the pattern and the apron. I’m glad I found this video. I’ll be making this one for my daughter. ❤️
Oh great! I hope she loves it ❤️
So cute! Love it! Thank you 😊
Love, love, love your video. You are a good teacher. I look forward to sewing some of these. Thank you
I absolutely love this apron. This is easily the best one I've found & the tutorial is so easy to follow along with.
Thanks so much! I think it’s pretty cute too 😉
I like your Stray sticker. We have a stray female 🐈 with 4 kittens. We’ll keep the mom. She picked us 👍🏼
Maggie is our wild thing she’s the best!
I love your videos, I wish I could sew like you do!
Lol you CAN sew like I do! Just keep practicing! Also a sturdy machine makes the work a lot easier 😉
Hi Mary,
Just found your channel and Love it ! I am a seamstress and your attention to
detail is refreshing while not neurotic ! I taught children to sew for 13 years
and loved it ! Thanks for being such a wonderful teacher .......
Looking forward to watching all of your videos !
Thank-you,
Linda
Linda
Refreshing while not neurotic 🤣🤣🤣 that’s so awesome! Thanks for the kind words! I e got lots of tutorials but also check out my vlog Confessions of a Fabric Addict where I talk about what ever projects I’m currently working on and share my fabric purchases 🤗
Thanks so much, darling... I'm sending my daughter in Italy a box of baking supplies as she wants to start making breads and biscuits and an apron will be a perfect addition!!! I'm so very surprised that you use Isacord for all your sewing! I always thought an embroidery thread would not be strong enough, but I'm going to order some and try it on my machine. They do have some amazing colors! And also, thanks for all your mask making. I made over 300 for my local nursing homes, veterans and homeless population. Giving back sure makes you feel good!
He Gerri! That’s awesome your daughter is in Italy my sister just relocated to Amsterdam and she’s into baking too. She was surprised at how small the bags of flour are over there lol. I should probably send her an apron too 🤦🏻♀️ sister fail lol. And yes I’m isacord obsessed! Im hoping I might be able to get some kind of sponsorship going with them in the future since I promote their product so much 🤗 fingers crossed!
Hi Mary, I love your aprons!
Thank you so much for sharing! I will definitely be making some!
Thank you again.
Cheryl from Sierra Vista Az
Thanks Cheryl! So glad you like them!
@MaryMakes I ordered your pattern, not because I'm a beginner, but I liked that you had a pattern and I wanted to see what the freezer paper was like.
I should be getting it this week! I can't wait!
Thank you again!
Good morning! Got my pattern. Can't wait to make the aprons.
Thank you again!
Super person, love her passion for fabric
Thanks so much Denise! I love to meet a fellow fabric addict!
This was a great video. You are gifted s
Thank very much! ☺️
Ms Mary, I love your instructional method...so succinct, detailed and easy to follow. Thank you for sharing your expertise!!
Thank so much Ms. Maam! I’ve got lots more projects coming down the pipeline this year! So please stay tuned 🤗
Excellent tutorial and love the apron design/style! All the best to you. Lovely apron!
Thanks so much! So glad you liked it!
Oh I love this APRON
Me too!!! Thanks so much!!! ❤️
Loved your apron tutorial, thanks for posting it!
You’re welcome Barbara!
Super cute apron and great tutorial.
Thanks so much! Glad you liked it 🤗
I Love making this apron!! It is so cute !! The tutorial is very detailed and easy to follow
Thank you !!!❤
Thanks Sharron!!!!
Love your videos, I have learned so much !!
Thank you very much!
Merci beaucoup!
Michele ,- from Canada !!!
Thanks so much Michelle!
Loving your videos. What a find.
Thanks so much Gemma!
Wow Mary what a great video and love your pattern! Thanks!
Thanks so much Cynthia! Eventually I’ll get my kids apron video finished lol
Honestly, how do you cut, sew , iron while talking! im making pattern right now so I might have questions. can I just post them in comments?
@@cynthiagermata943 yes it’s vm always good to have questions in the comments because other people may have the same question 😊
Great tutorial. You are a great instructor. I started sewing with a similar pattern. This season I’m doing the French style country full apron from Frocks and Frolics. Pretty fun and challenging. Who knew one could make good money sewing aprons?!
Ohh that sounds cute! I suck at following other people’s patterns lol
@@MaryMakes Girl, me too! I'm Dyslexic and decided that sewing was a good idea. 🤣 I get the ideas and pieces from the pattern and just wing it. So far it's working. Lol
Great pattern! I just finished my first one. Thank you for the tutorial 😃
Oh awesome! I hope it came out great!
Where have you been all my life!?! 😂
I've been searching for apron videos for around 4 decades! This is my all time favey pattern and tutorial!
You have reignited my passion for sewing aprons. The other ones I could find were NOT fun at all.
Thank you, Thank You, THANK YOU! ❤
Brenda ❄️
Oh yay! I’m pretty passionate about aprons myself as well 🤣 I’ve got a super cute half apron video as well that you might enjoy. And I’m working on a new work apron pattern so stay tuned!
@@MaryMakes Oh!!! I'll search! I'm a New subscriber and I'll absolutely stay tuned!!! 🥰
Great job!!
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it 🤗
Just got back into sewing with retirement. I just finished your apron. Thanks so much! Great tutorial!
You’re very welcome! So glad you liked it! If you’re into sewing check out my Vlog Confessions of a Fabric Addict 🤗
Great job.
Thanks again 🤗
Great product. Thank you!
I love your pattern and ideas for the aprons. Could you please put the measurements up , it would help so I don’t have to keep searching through the tutorial for them. Many thanks I’m so inspired, I’ve been and bought more material to make up your aprons. Thanks again, love your work. Robyn
Let’s see if I can type this in a way that makes sense. …If you start with a piece of freezer paper you’re gonna want a rectangle that is 28in long x 16in. wide. Start by marking the left side of the pattern as the FOLD. On the right hand side of the paper measure down 13in from the top corner and make a mark. This is the point where the waist bands will connect. From this point draw a nice curving line down to the bottom tip of the left/FOLD side… cutting off the bottom right hand corner to create that nice bottom half bell shape. To create the neck line you will measure from the left/FOLD side across the top edge of the pattern. Make a mark at 3in and then another mark at 6.5in. From this 6.5in point draw a long line down sweeping out to connect with the 13in mark for the waist band. You want this line to be mostly vertical only beginning to sweep out towards the waist in the last 2-3 inches. To complete neck line, working on the left/FOLD side of the pattern come down 2in and then cut in 2in… from this point make an angled cut up to the marking you made at 3in. completing the cut out for the neckline.
I recommend the waist band strips be 3in wide by at least 30in long…they can be longer if your a bigger girl like me I like mine closer to 34in 😉 the neck straps should be 2.5in wide and approx. 20-21in long… you can make them longer for a taller person. I’m 5’8 and 21in is plenty for me. As for the pockets I’d just click this link for 8:16 and it should take you right to it.
And thanks so much for your compliments. Hopefully this helps. If not you can always purchase a pre-cut freezer paper pattern from my Etsy shop! The link is in the description.
Just saw your channel. Great apron!! Will explore other videos as well.
Awesome Tracy! So glad youre here! try the dog bandana it’s a piece of cake!
Hi, I just found your videos and love them.. You are a great teacher..easy to follow and understand…Thank you so much!
Thank you PJ! I really appreciate your kind words 🤗
Love!!
Thank you! So glad you liked it!
Great tutorial, Mary.
Thank you Cathy!
Just finished one for my mom for Mother's Day. Thank you! I enjoyed your video and liked how you explained things. I'm going to check out what other videos you have that I might need to make.
Oh that’s so great! I hope she loves it 🤗
Thanks so much ❣️
Thanks for watching!
Am going to made a few for Christmas. Thank you
Awesome Katherine I’m sure they will love them!
@@MaryMakes
Good morning, Mary
When you set up booth how do you display your mask?
@@katherinebonner1284 I use clothes line and tie it from one pole to another and then hang them with clothes pins in rows. People can walk around and get a good look at all the style without touching. Plus they are aching in the,open air and sun which is good germ wise 😉
I just ordered your apron pattern. Thank you for your quick response to my question about altering it because of my "shortness!!" Looking forward to making it!!!!
if you have any problems I put my card inside just shoot me an email 😉 I’ll a video up this week with some tips on how to alter it!
@@MaryMakes
No problem. I have soooo many sewing tasks going on right now. Trying to get ready for a craft show in October. Which is coming way too fast!!!!
What a wonderful tutorial ! ! First time to your channel and new subscriber. Will be making some aprons for sure ! Thanks so much !
Thanks so much Startipper! So glad you liked it! I’ve been making aprons for about 17 years now they are one of my all time favorite projects!
I used to use light fusing to cut patterns. They lasted forever.
Ah yes lightweight interfacing can make a great addition to so many projects! I’ve always made my aprons with high quality quilter weight Cotton so they come out nice and sturdy! But I’m making a stocking or tshirt quilt I always have interfacing on hand! I really like fusible fleece for stockings and hot pads to give them some depth.
Where do I find the finger grips to stick to my rulers. Love ur tutorial making the apron for gift and more for next Christmas
Hi! Wondering if there is a video for a cross back apron? My older aunt wears the same one for at least 10 years!!!
I don’t have one yet! I but I am planning several more apron style videos this year so stay tuned! And I love that your aunt has had her apron that long! Well made aprons will definitely last!
This is the first time I’ve seen you. I love this video and appreciate the time and details you put into it. I’ve subscribed to your link and saw in comments someone ordered your apron pattern. Is this possible for this apron.? I can’t wait to see what else you have and will show. Thanks so much. 💕💕
Sorry I did not respond sooner I somehow missed your comment. Yes you can order the pre cut freezer paper template. Just click on the video description and you’ll see the link to my Etsy page 🤗
Love your videos. I am your fan from Mexican caribbean! Blessings. If you have a chance and enough fabric post one with butterflies. My favs.. stay safe !
Thanks so much Angie! I’ve got a few tutorials coming up and lots of extra butterfly fabric! I’m sure I can include some in one of the next few projects 😉
You stay safe too!
@@MaryMakes yey!!
Just subscribed.
I really appreciate it!
QUESTION: Being that I am sewing a reversible apron for a couple, I want the threads to match that side of the fabric. One side will contain black and the other red in the background. When I have the right sides together (wrong side facing up), if the black fabric is on top, I thread the top of my sewing maching with black thread? The fabric on the bottom will be red. Do I thread the bobbin thread red?
If you’re sewing with wrong sides together. You are creating a stitch that will be on the inside of the apron so no one will see that part so it doesn’t matter which thread you use. I will often sew all
My inside out pieces with just plain white thread and save my cute colored threads for the detail top stitches you will add later on. Once you turn all the prices right sides out it will be easy to tell which thread belongs in the bobbin because you can see the prints now.
Hopefully this helps. If you have any other questions let me know 😊
I guess I missed it, but do the should straps tie behind the meck?
Yes the waist bands and neck bands are both made to be tied. 😊
Why is the bottom bell shape of the poxkets not sewn together when you first sew the pocket pieces together?
lol I was going to say because it’s an unnecessary step and I’m all about making things as easy as possible… but it looks like you figured that out already 🤣❤️
Do you have a pattern for kids apron ? I love your design of this apron
Hi Beth to answer your question yes I do! I’ve been meaning to make a tutorial for it. I’m running low in kids aprons on my craft show booth so I’ll be able to make a video soon when I re-up my stash
☺️
Love your videos! I have been binge watching all morning. What is the name of the handle thing on the ruler? Thanks!
Hi Cheryl thanks so much! I just realized I never added the links 🤦🏻♀️ my bad lol if you google a sewing ruler “grip” “handle” or “guard” you should get several options. Thanks so much for watching! There’s lots more to come!
I’m trying to design 2 and sew , an art smock/Aron for kids, and a BBQ apron,- I have some cool Harley fabric with bikes , and Hog printed on it .
Any such directions fir these 2 ??
Yes I have a video for kids apron. I haven’t posted my BBQ apron yet BUT you could trace an apron you have onto freezer paper and basically follow the exact same directions as this video.
ua-cam.com/video/xXWK39UKKJU/v-deo.html here is the kids apron the pattern for this and my adult apron are also a aisle in my Etsy shop
Did I Miss something? Are pockets on only one side….no pockets on black fabric?
Yes in this pattern the pockets are on one side. You can cut a second set for the reverse side if you choose and just repeat the same process. I just prefer one set because it adds a lot of extra bulk when sewing the layers together and you’ll need more like 1 and 1/4yd if each fabric to accommodate the two extra pockets. 🙂
How would I get one of your patterns?
Just click the video description under any of my videos and you’ll find a link to my Etsy page.
Here’s the link to the main shop that features my quilts and my patterns…. www.etsy.com/shop/CoffinQuilts?ref=simple-shop-header-name&listing_id=1065022103
Do you have a link to the thread you use?
Yes mam! The quilt shop that sells Isacord in my area went out of business so now I order it on Amazon. You can purchase it in 2 sizes. The regular size spools like you see in my video usually run $6.20 each but you can buy large size spools for less than $11 dollar. If you use a lot like I do it’s worth buying the big spools. I will post several links in the description section for you =)
The top is how many inches
Oops -I figured out why bell pieces in pockets are left open !!!🇨🇦👍😃
My brain was just had to play catch up!
😁 lol
Need pattern for a double extra large size gal with ties around neck and ties around the waist from back to front.
Hi Lori. I’m getting ready to film my work apron video. It’s a bbq style apron but with a few funky twists. It is perfect for a larger frame adult and can be easily adapted with longer straps.
You might also be interested in this video it shows how to adjust the Awesomely Easy Apron pattern. ua-cam.com/video/nD7qtzxW_6A/v-deo.html
Ok will watch it.
Why don't you show us what it looks like on?
The Thumbnail photo for the video is a picture of the finished product.
I love your tutorial, but I must be getting old. I love the top of the apron, but you don't say how to do it in inches.
27:18
Wondering if you have an edited version of this video? I can't handle constant talking for an hour, I just tune out, even fast forwarding doesn't help much. I can't finish watching this one.
I’m sorry I don’t. It’s a step by step video with troubleshooting included so the video is as long as it takes to actually complete the apron. My bbq apron video is brand new and the process is almost identical just a different shape pattern. Maybe that one will be easier for you to process. I’ll post the link for you.
You’re comment cracked me up because it’s the exact opposite of what most people say. Most people think sewing videos don’t give enough explanation so they have trouble completing the project. But I get what you’re saying. This was one of my first videos ever. I’ve gotten a little better at stream lining them as time goes on. There’s definitely a learning curve to being a UA-cam creator 😉
ua-cam.com/video/xU80VZa7Ctg/v-deo.html this is the bbq apron maybe this will be a better one for you.
I agree it’s killing me . Too long and should have all the dimensions written down
How about all the measurements? The dimensions. Who has over an hour sheesh
What an incredibly rude comment! The video is an hour because it’s an in depth start to finish tutorial for a beginner. I spent hours filming and editing this video FOR FREE to try and help people learn to sew… you are literally the only person who has EVER left a negative comment. If you have no patience perhaps sewing is not the best hobby for you 😉 I have never ever left a response to anyone like this in my 15 years of teaching but your comment is ridiculous… who would make a tutorial that didn’t include measurements 🤣 you don’t even have the patience to fast forward SHEESH!!! Quality products take time and I only make quality products.
Also news flash the video is less than an hour long… you don’t even have the patience to get your complaints correct 🤣🤣🤣
@@MaryMakes sewing has taught me a lot about my impatience. Just learning to slow down and enjoy the process and creative art. I have to keep reminding myself that I can’t complete a garment in an hour. Anyway thanks for the spanking lol . Sorry if I came across rude. It was an exasperating Saturday and nothing was making sense to me. ❤
I’m sorry you had a bad day! Hopefully your day got better and you found a project that worked for you. Also I should mention I sell the freezer paper templates for all my patterns so if you want to simplify the process you can always purchase the pre-cut template from my Etsy shop and then you don’t even have to worry about measuring 😉
@@MaryMakes thank you! I will definitely look into that. ♥️🙏