Aprons seem to be all the rage these days. We have patterns for adults, children, and one of our designers even created a FREE (love that word!) tutorial on how to make an apron for a doll. Let’s see what we have! Most of these patterns are available as downloadable ePatterns!
Adjustable Aprons Pattern
Designed by Jen Eskridge and Karen Morello
Adjustable Aprons Pattern
It’s appropriate that this apron pattern was designed by a mother and daughter team. These aprons fit adults and children. It’s a fun project for anyone!
FREE Matching Doll Apron Pattern
18" Doll Apron Pattern
As a bonus, Jen (the daughter) has designed a pattern for an 18″ doll (think American Girl Dolls). You can the FREE pattern here from Jen’s Blog. I’m betting her daughter’s doll has one!
If you want to go a little simpler, try out this next pattern.
Super Simple Apron Pattern
Designed by Nancy Dill
Super Simple Apron Pattern
This pattern takes only 1 yard of fabric! Customize the pockets any way you want, have fun with this! Get the Super Simple Apron Pattern here.
Retro Clothespin Apron Pattern
Designed by Dawn M. Stewart
Retro Clothespin Apron Pattern
“Retro” seems to be all the rage these days. Bring Retro into your kitchen! One size fits all. Get the Retro Clothespin Apron pattern here.
Tool Apron Pattern
Designed by Barb Sackel
Tool Apron Pattern
Not thrilled with being in the kitchen? How about an apron that you wear in the sewing room? Get organized and have everything right at your fingertips! Get the Tool Apron Pattern here.
Sew It Goes Apron Pattern
Designed by Barb Sackel
Sew It Goes Apron Pattern
If you want a sewing room apron that is tad fancier, then try Barb’s other tool apron. This one is asymmetrical with loads of pockets. Get the Sew It Goes Apron Pattern here.
Mommy, Dolly and Me Aprons
Designed by Melissa Stramel
Molly, Dolly and Me Aprons Pattern
This is a cute trio of aprons. Mom can make one for herself, her daughter and her daughter’s favorite 18″ doll. Any little girl would love one! Get the Mommy, Dolly and Me pattern here.
Aprons are fun, and they don’t need to be plain and simple. Let your inner Martha Stewart out and create an apron that is uniquely you!
