Thanks for these instructions on how to make an adjustable apron strap, Hailey. It was exactly what I was trying to figure out, but wasn't having any success. I'm very glad I found your video. Joan 🇨🇦
Thank you so much for this tutorial. It is exactly what I was looking for. I needed to add adjustable buckles to an apron I made for my granddaughter. I have the exact buckles you are using. I knew I needed to do this for her apron to fit better, but as a new, self taught sewer (via many you-tube videos) I wasn't sure how to get the job done. Thanks again!
Hi Kathleen! You are exactly like myself!! I tried finding a video for this for so long on TH-cam and was disappointed every time! Once I figured it out I was thinking, there has to be at least one other person that was in the same boat as me so I have to share!!! I’m glad you found it helpful!! :) 💜
Thank you! I am sewing my own apron from scratch and I have all of the hardware but could not wrap my head around how to thread the strap through it all so this is immensely helpful!
The two adjustments on your sewing machine (part where you talk about the zig zag) are the width of the zig zag stitch and the other is the length. The 'f' setting is the default seeing, which is usually 2.5 mm.
Your instructions are VERY clear. This is exactly what I was looking for except I am making the apron. I can easily see how I will make it adjustable. Thank you!
Thank you!!!! Making my little grandson and myself matching aprons for Christmas. Adjustable straps are especially important for kiddos! Your tutorial is really clear; thanks again 🙏🎄
Thank you for figuring this out for the rest of us! I knew what I wanted as I was making an apron for my husband who loves to cook, I just didn't quite know how to get there, lol. Thanks!
Can you make a video on a existing apron to a cross back apron? I don't see alot of cross back aprons and I have a lot of regular aprons that sit on top of your neck. Those hurt my back and neck to much.
Thank you, this is the only video I found, I'm trying to figure out how to get my apron to fit without destroying it, because my job only has one size fits most but I'm really short. The bib comes under my chest because the neck strap is way to long and the waist straps are below my knees.
Thank you for making this! I’m trying to make kids aprons they can put on without help and without loose straps so no tying! This is exactly what I needed!
Hello and thank you for this tutorial. I have the following query: I will sew some aprons and will use stainless steel D-rings. As these aprons will be made of fabrics, they will definitely need to be washed in the washing machine. I have been told not to use a stainless steel D-ring in the washing machine because it will rust. I'm a bit confused. I would like to have your opinion as well. Thank you for your time and help.
Really like this video, excited to try on an apron I've had for over 3 years but never used because it hangs so low in the front it just doesn't look right. Thank you so much for taking the time to create and share
Exactly what I was looking for. I work in a kitchen and our aprons are ridiculously long and sit super low as to be almost ineffective. So I might try to get motivated to get my sewing machine out of the guest room 😅
Thank you for your tutorial. I have 2 aprons cut out n ready to sew. I just ordered the hardware. I couldn’t find a decent apron to use for when I’m working with epoxy. I don’t want to spend $30-50 for something that’s going to get ruined. I found some material I wasn’t going to use, made a pattern then thought what should I do with the neck ties lol. Thanks so much
This is awesome! I got an apron for my new job, and it’s back straps are humongous - they wrap around my body like 4 times. i’m going to try and use this tutorial to shorten it up significantly and keep the back strap out of the way!
Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial! I too was searching for how to do this. I own aprons that needed to be adjusted this way. I am going to be making aprons for Christmas gifts and this will be ideal because they will be customized to the individual that way. Again thank you so much! ❤
Thank you thank you thank you! I was trying to find out how to do this very thing as being a shortie my aprons drop nearly to my waist! Also did not know what the adjuster was named.
Hi does anyone know what determines if you need the hardware with that center piece that can slide up and down or the hardware with center piece that is stationary? Both are sold and I don't know why that center piece ever needs to move, thank you.
I am sick of these sub title they are floating all over your work can't see clearly what exactly are you doing coz these this the seventh video I am watching to do the strap work but still I can't find the right video hope better luck next time
Exactly what I was looking for. I work in a kitchen and our aprons are ridiculously long and sit super low as to be almost ineffective. So I might try to get motivated to get my sewing machine out of the guest room 😅
Thanks for these instructions on how to make an adjustable apron strap, Hailey. It was exactly what I was trying to figure out, but wasn't having any success. I'm very glad I found your video.
Joan 🇨🇦
Thank you so much for this tutorial. It is exactly what I was looking for. I needed to add adjustable buckles to an apron I made for my granddaughter. I have the exact buckles you are using. I knew I needed to do this for her apron to fit better, but as a new, self taught sewer (via many you-tube videos) I wasn't sure how to get the job done. Thanks again!
Hi Kathleen! You are exactly like myself!! I tried finding a video for this for so long on TH-cam and was disappointed every time! Once I figured it out I was thinking, there has to be at least one other person that was in the same boat as me so I have to share!!! I’m glad you found it helpful!! :) 💜
Thank you! I am sewing my own apron from scratch and I have all of the hardware but could not wrap my head around how to thread the strap through it all so this is immensely helpful!
The two adjustments on your sewing machine (part where you talk about the zig zag) are the width of the zig zag stitch and the other is the length. The 'f' setting is the default seeing, which is usually 2.5 mm.
Your instructions are VERY clear. This is exactly what I was looking for except I am making the apron. I can easily see how I will make it adjustable. Thank you!
Thank you!!!! Making my little grandson and myself matching aprons for Christmas. Adjustable straps are especially important for kiddos! Your tutorial is really clear; thanks again 🙏🎄
Thank you for figuring this out for the rest of us! I knew what I wanted as I was making an apron for my husband who loves to cook, I just didn't quite know how to get there, lol. Thanks!
Can you make a video on a existing apron to a cross back apron? I don't see alot of cross back aprons and I have a lot of regular aprons that sit on top of your neck. Those hurt my back and neck to much.
Thank you very much for this tutorial. You are very thorough and you pace your explanation for every level learner. Blessings.
As a self taught/ new sewer thank you! Your pace and explanation I can follow! Thank you
Thank You, Thank you, Thank you!!! This has been driving me crazy so I am very thankful for your tutorial!!!!
Thank you, this is the only video I found, I'm trying to figure out how to get my apron to fit without destroying it, because my job only has one size fits most but I'm really short. The bib comes under my chest because the neck strap is way to long and the waist straps are below my knees.
I love your style of presenting the material. I’ve just mastered this application,and I’m a seasoned sewer.! Wishing you all success!
Thank you I needed this tutorial, even though I have been sewing for years!
Thank you for making this! I’m trying to make kids aprons they can put on without help and without loose straps so no tying! This is exactly what I needed!
Hello and thank you for this tutorial.
I have the following query: I will sew some aprons and will use stainless steel D-rings. As these aprons will be made of fabrics, they will definitely need to be washed in the washing machine.
I have been told not to use a stainless steel D-ring in the washing machine because it will rust. I'm a bit confused.
I would like to have your opinion as well.
Thank you for your time and help.
Really like this video, excited to try on an apron I've had for over 3 years but never used because it hangs so low in the front it just doesn't look right. Thank you so much for taking the time to create and share
Exactly what I was looking for. I work in a kitchen and our aprons are ridiculously long and sit super low as to be almost ineffective. So I might try to get motivated to get my sewing machine out of the guest room 😅
Thank you for this tutorial. I love the way you presented the material. I’ be just mastered this technique, and I’m a seasoned sewer.
Thanks Hailey ,you have perfectly explained what I wanted to know, God bless you
Thank you for your tutorial. I have 2 aprons cut out n ready to sew. I just ordered the hardware. I couldn’t find a decent apron to use for when I’m working with epoxy. I don’t want to spend $30-50 for something that’s going to get ruined. I found some material I wasn’t going to use, made a pattern then thought what should I do with the neck ties lol. Thanks so much
This is awesome! I got an apron for my new job, and it’s back straps are humongous - they wrap around my body like 4 times. i’m going to try and use this tutorial to shorten it up significantly and keep the back strap out of the way!
Your tutorial really made my sewing easier! Thank you!
Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial! I too was searching for how to do this. I own aprons that needed to be adjusted this way. I am going to be making aprons for Christmas gifts and this will be ideal because they will be customized to the individual that way. Again thank you so much! ❤
Thank you, I needed this instruction today.😊
Thank you so much. Im making some aprons for a craft show and could not figure out how long to make the neck loop. This is going to be great.
Thank you! I was just going to make 2 straps that tie behind the neck, but this is going to be so much better!
Oh wow! This was so perfect! Just what I needed! Thanks so much!
Thank you thank you thank you! I was trying to find out how to do this very thing as being a shortie my aprons drop nearly to my waist! Also did not know what the adjuster was named.
Thanks for the video you explain and show perfectly. ❤
Best I've seen on you Tube
Super good video thanks going to do it this weekend to one of my under garments!
Thank you for showing this!!!!
Great job. You made me wanna do better. Thank you.
"Sew, what you're going to need to complete this project is..." I see what you did there 😂💖🧵🪡
Thanks for doing this video, it worked exactly as you described 😊
Thank you for the video 😊 I really needed it
Hi does anyone know what determines if you need the hardware with that center piece that can slide up and down or the hardware with center piece that is stationary? Both are sold and I don't know why that center piece ever needs to move, thank you.
Fantastic! Thanks for sharing ❤
Thank u so very much for dis video, its the exact thing I was looking for
This worked so well!!
This was super helpful, thank you!
Thank you so much!!!
You are a genius! Thank you..
Loved this! Thank you!
Thanks 😊
Thank you so much.. this helped a lot..
Stitch width, stitch length, and needle position. I don’t know what the F means; it must be a Brother thing…
Video starts at 2.30
Study your owners manual.
Way too chatty! Great instructions, but you have to wade through too much useless talking.
I am sick of these sub title they are floating all over your work can't see clearly what exactly are you doing coz these this the seventh video I am watching to do the strap work but still I can't find the right video hope better luck next time
Click on the CC button and the subtitles will vanish. They automatically go on for many videos.
Why do people talk way TOO much before getting to the tutorial!??
Exactly what I was looking for. I work in a kitchen and our aprons are ridiculously long and sit super low as to be almost ineffective. So I might try to get motivated to get my sewing machine out of the guest room 😅