Note: These instructions are for the printable PDF pattern available in my Etsy shop.
Last time we assembled the BODICE and HALTER TIES. Now we’ll move on to the WAISTBAND and final assembly!
Note: These instructions are for the printable PDF pattern available in my Etsy shop.
Last time we assembled the SKIRT. Now we’ll move on to the BODICE and HALTER TIES.
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Note: These instructions are for the printable PDF pattern available in my Etsy shop.
Now that you’ve got the paper pattern printed and assembled, here are cutting guides for your Main fabric and Contrasting fabric.
Note: These instructions are for the printable PDF pattern available in my Etsy shop. I’ve split the instructions into 3 parts, and each part is accessible from the links below.
Scroll down for sizing, fabric requirements, and free add-ons available for this pattern!
This cute vintage inspired apron is just the thing to make you a master of the kitchen! It has a full and flouncy circle skirt with a ruffled hem (perfect for twirling!), a sweetheart neckline, and adjustable halter straps and waist ties.
Let’s get sewing!
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I remember being very intimidated the first time I bought a printable pattern. Printing and cutting and assembling all those pages sounded so daunting!
As it turned out, I actually enjoyed the process of assembling a printable pattern. It’s not much different than putting together a giant jigsaw puzzle, which I find kind of relaxing.
One of my favorite things about printable patterns is being able to print a new pattern for each size or variation, versus all the tracing and transferring you’d have to do with a standard commercial “all-in-one” pattern. So if a WhatTheCraft pattern is your first printable, have no fear!
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