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2015年8月13日星期四

2015年6月22日星期一

DIY Unisex Apron

When you are in the kitchen, an apron is quite necessary to protect your chlothes from being dirty. Here I want to show you how to make a custom apron for both man and woman.

2015年3月19日星期四

Make the Personalized Aprons from Snapmade

The apron is experiencing a renaissance. While the food and hospitality industries have used the apron as a vital part of their uniforms for years and years, the custom apron is making a dramatic comeback in other industries, as well. Why? One word: versatility. You can wear your custom apron while washing dishes, painting the wall or grilling out in the backyard. Why constantly switch clothes when you can throw on a personalized apron as a coverall and tackle all the tasks ahead of you?

2015年3月15日星期日

DIY Reversible Apron!

Today a funny diy reversible apron project will be shared to you. It is easy to make. Now let's get started!

For this project you will need:

- 2 yards of fabric (1 yard of each color)
- Coordinating thread
- Pins
- Scissors
- Sewing Machine
- Iron

Instructions:

1. If you do not have a pattern to work with, you can grab one of your old aprons and drew out a pattern onto a piece of poster board and cut it out.

2. Once my pattern was cut out, fold on piece of fabric in half and pinned your pattern to it. Be sure to align the folded side of the fabric to the long end of the pattern, that way when you cut it out you have a full apron piece. Repeat this process with the second fabric.

3. Using the scraps of fabric, cut out 2 strips of fabric for the neck ties and another 2 pieces for the back ties. Fold each strip of fabric in half so that the printed sides are facing each other and ironed them flat.

4. Finally get to sewing! Start with sewing the straps along the long end and one short end. Once all of the straps are sewn, turn them right side out and iron them flat again.

5. After the straps are ready, Place the two main pieces of fabric together, good side facing in. Then place the straps in between the main fabric and pin everything into place. Also pin the straps into place so they didn't end up getting sewn somewhere they were not suppose to be.

6. Sew around the entire apron with the exception of the bottom hem so that it can be easily turned right side out.

7. Once sewing is completed, turn the apron right side out and than fold the bottom hem in and sew it shut.

Finished! I think you will be pretty proud of your own custom apron!