Kitchen aprons are useful especially during the pandemic when a lot of people are cooking more often. This DIY apron by Doris Anne Beaulieu on YouTube is easy to follow along with if you don’t have a pattern, but you can still sew one. It’s a great gift idea to give someone or make for your family and friends. You can make this for any size, just measure the person you are making it for. The tutorial takes you step-by-step on how to find the measurements for the apron. It’s a personalized apron that is easy to sew and it’s an inexpensive sewing project. This style is also used for sleeves on dresses. I love the design of this fabric because it’s fun and vibrant. Overall, this tutorial teaches how to sew an apron without a pattern, and it can be easily done.
Supplies:
- sewing machine
- fabric
- double-fold bias tape
- scissors
Directions:
First, start off by measuring the person you are making the apron for or look up the standard sizes for a universal apron. Make sure to sew double on both sides for the main apron fabric.
Next, continue to watch Doris Anne Beaulieu tutorial on YouTube for full instructions and details.
Overall, this DIY apron without a pattern doesn’t have many steps, and it’s a good quality apron. I love how she makes an apron with fringes for the size of a young girl. If you have basic sewing skills, this project should be easy. You can get creative with the fabric colors, and size of the kitchen apron. Also, this can be a great gift idea with wooden spoons, cookie sheet, and other kitchen utensils. I love handmade gifts because it makes the gift more sentimental and thoughtful.
