Thanks for watching! If you want more cottagecore sewing shenanigans, you can find that here (Making a Cottagecore Outfit from Scrap Fabric) : th-cam.com/video/dnutGcsBQb8/w-d-xo.html
To correct your straps...you can detach and reattach in a crossover in the back if there's enough fabric...or detach from the front and use a coordinating fabric to lengten your straps to make it look intentional and cross them over...or you can add a strap between the two straps...you'd have to pull it over your head, but a strap about bra-strap height is a cute fix and you can seam rip your straps and hide the ends inside so it looks original and intentional...just a couple thoughts
We made this style apron back in 7th grade home ec class. Yes I'm that old, lol. We didn't cut anything, we measured and ripped the pieces. Imagine 25 kids ripping the heck out of cotton fabrics at the same time. And tons of threads all over everything.
I too am... Borrowing a pattern I saw online but I was stuck on how to get the upper part attached to the waistband in a way that looked finished. Thank you for this video!! You got me unstuck so I can finally enjoy my apron! My "perfectionist goblin" was getting agitated and holding me up. Also thank you for the term "perfectionist goblin" 😂 she will forever be referred to as such from here on out, for the rest of my life! 😂
I have been looking for a tutorial for an apron and this is perfect! I can’t wait to try it. I’m an amateur at sewing but I dream of making my own dresses some day. Thank you!❤
Your apron is very beautiful, and your work is well done. Furthermore, it fits you very well. Me too, although I am a man, I like wearing such aprons especially cross-back aprons without ruffles or anything like that, simple cross-back aprons.
I cannot like this video enough times. I like exactly how you did it. And I'm making that. I love aprons and I think wearing an apron looks very chic and I think when you're working in the yard or doing anything dirty in the kitchen that it's nice to have an apron on and I think that apron turned out beautifully. Just well done Missy. I also hate cutting out the fabric. 😂
It's really nice design and great explaining thanks. I'm a beginner but I'm going to attempt it :). Did you also make the dress underneath? How did you make that as it's a great combo :)
How did you space out & attach the pockets? I’m trying to figure out how to place them in a way where they won’t flatten my gather too much but not pucker a ton either. Just really stumped on attaching the pockets. And how far down did you put them from the waistband?
Thanks! I actually don’t know the fibre content since it was a thrifted bedsheet… but my guess is some kind of cotton blend (like less than 50 percent)
Thanks for watching! If you want more cottagecore sewing shenanigans, you can find that here (Making a Cottagecore Outfit from Scrap Fabric) : th-cam.com/video/dnutGcsBQb8/w-d-xo.html
To correct your straps...you can detach and reattach in a crossover in the back if there's enough fabric...or detach from the front and use a coordinating fabric to lengten your straps to make it look intentional and cross them over...or you can add a strap between the two straps...you'd have to pull it over your head, but a strap about bra-strap height is a cute fix and you can seam rip your straps and hide the ends inside so it looks original and intentional...just a couple thoughts
We made this style apron back in 7th grade home ec class. Yes I'm that old, lol. We didn't cut anything, we measured and ripped the pieces. Imagine 25 kids ripping the heck out of cotton fabrics at the same time. And tons of threads all over everything.
Then I’m “that old” too 😂 home ec sewing class was my favorite in 7th & 8th grade!
Yes We did! Loved ripping fabric!
seein something online and don't wanting to buy because I think I can make it myself. so relatable.
Definitely. My pinterest board is *full* of, "Garments to recreate"!! :)
I made an apron inspired by this same listing last year! It really is so cute and I wear it daily. I'm definitely going to make more!
I too am... Borrowing a pattern I saw online but I was stuck on how to get the upper part attached to the waistband in a way that looked finished. Thank you for this video!! You got me unstuck so I can finally enjoy my apron! My "perfectionist goblin" was getting agitated and holding me up. Also thank you for the term "perfectionist goblin" 😂 she will forever be referred to as such from here on out, for the rest of my life! 😂
Very cute...will be fun for Ren Faire next Fall
So cute and Studio Ghibli-like! And it fits you like a glove!
Sweet! Thanks for sharing! 🌿
That's adorable. My 6 year old daughter wants one
This is the most alexcited ive been on a while about a project
I love this video. I look forward to going back to it when i make my apron!!
OH MY GOSH THATS SOOOOO PRETTY!!!!
That's the best one I've seen
Lol thanks!
Love it! Great fabric choice! Also yay pockets!
Thanks!!
You could see in a little strap across the back from one strap to the other. Just a thought. Came out so cute!
I have been looking for a tutorial for an apron and this is perfect! I can’t wait to try it. I’m an amateur at sewing but I dream of making my own dresses some day. Thank you!❤
Thanks! Good luck with your sewing!
Your apron is very beautiful, and your work is well done. Furthermore, it fits you very well. Me too, although I am a man, I like wearing such aprons especially cross-back aprons without ruffles or anything like that, simple cross-back aprons.
So cute ❤ good job.
Thanks!
This is SO cute!! I’m obsessed 😍
That turned out soo cute! I love it and am going to make it! :)
Thanks! :)
I cannot like this video enough times.
I like exactly how you did it.
And I'm making that.
I love aprons and I think wearing an apron looks very chic and I think when you're working in the yard or doing anything dirty in the kitchen that it's nice to have an apron on and I think that apron turned out beautifully.
Just well done Missy.
I also hate cutting out the fabric.
😂
Thank you!
Well done, it's beautiful.
Thank you!! :)
Great job, it is beautiful
Super cute!
Love this! Definitely making this soon.
Super cute 🙌🏽
Thanks ❤❤❤❤❤
It’s perfect!
Adorable video!
Beautiful job!
Thank you!
I love it. You did a great job. ❤ You should enjoy being able to work on the floor. Beautiful apron.
Looks great! Maybe you can wrangle the shoulder straps with a buttoned cross-strap in the back?
Do you have the measurements of what you did for the apron?
Love this! I wonder if the straps would fall off the shoulders if they were crossed over each other on the back.
That’s what I’m thinking I’ll eventually do to fix it lol
@@OutfitRepeater 👍
Kewll apron
It's really nice design and great explaining thanks. I'm a beginner but I'm going to attempt it :). Did you also make the dress underneath? How did you make that as it's a great combo :)
Thanks! I did not make the dress underneath, I thrifted it but I think it was originally from Amazon :)
Nicely done
Thanks!
I Absolutely Love this apron! How much fabric did it actually take to make? It looks better without the fringe just sayin.
I want to say about 2 yards; I used a queen sized flat sheet and had a lot left over
How did you space out & attach the pockets? I’m trying to figure out how to place them in a way where they won’t flatten my gather too much but not pucker a ton either. Just really stumped on attaching the pockets. And how far down did you put them from the waistband?
honestly I just kind of took a guess, pinned them, held it up against my waist to see if I liked the placement, then went for it haha. Trial and error
is there another way i could do the strips? i dont want to struggle all the time to put them back on my shoulders:))))
Do you remember the dimensions of the rectangles / all the pieces?
Measurements are discussed at 3:10, 4:35, and 7:50
A lot of it will depend on your own body measurements/preferences
Perfeito ❤❤❤
Nice tutorial
Thank you!
I love your apron! It’s so beautiful! Is your fabric linen or is it cotton. I would love to know. Thanks.
Thanks! I actually don’t know the fibre content since it was a thrifted bedsheet… but my guess is some kind of cotton blend (like less than 50 percent)
what were the exact number of pieces you ended up cutting and their corresponding lengths?
Measurements are discussed at 3:10, 4:35, and 7:50
A lot of it will depend on your own body measurements/preferences
Do you know how much fabric this took to make by chance?
I think it was a queen size bedsheet? So maybe between 2.5-3 yards? You might be able to do 2 yards with a shorter skirt :)
Adorable apron but I agree with others on too much unneeded information.
Too much talk
Why say much word when few word good? Maybe you don’t speak enough, in all actuality.