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    Apron Pattern

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    E & E Patterns creates classic children's clothing including an apron pattern available in sizes 6 months to 9 years. The fully-lined apron pattern includes instructions and diagrams for sewing the front panel, attaching the lace trim and lining, and self-drafting the waistband and ties. Fabric and notions requirements are provided for each size. The terms of use specify that the pattern can be used for personal and limited commercial use but not mass production or distribution of the entire pattern.

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    Apron Pattern

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    Soraia T Rodrigues
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    E & E Patterns creates classic children's clothing including an apron pattern available in sizes 6 months to 9 years. The fully-lined apron pattern includes instructions and diagrams for sewing the front panel, attaching the lace trim and lining, and self-drafting the waistband and ties. Fabric and notions requirements are provided for each size. The terms of use specify that the pattern can be used for personal and limited commercial use but not mass production or distribution of the entire pattern.

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    E & E Patterns creates classic children's clothing including an apron pattern available in sizes 6 months to 9 years. The fully-lined apron pattern includes instructions and diagrams for sewing the front panel, attaching the lace trim and lining, and self-drafting the waistband and ties. Fabric and notions requirements are provided for each size. The terms of use specify that the pattern can be used for personal and limited commercial use but not mass production or distribution of the entire pattern.

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    131 views12 pages

    Apron Pattern

    Uploaded by

    Soraia T Rodrigues
    E & E Patterns creates classic children's clothing including an apron pattern available in sizes 6 months to 9 years. The fully-lined apron pattern includes instructions and diagrams for sewing the front panel, attaching the lace trim and lining, and self-drafting the waistband and ties. Fabric and notions requirements are provided for each size. The terms of use specify that the pattern can be used for personal and limited commercial use but not mass production or distribution of the entire pattern.

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    E & E Patterns

    create classic childrens clothing

    Apron
    Sewing e-pattern in sizes 6 months to 9 years

    Apron
    Fully-lined, classic apron

    Sewing Level
    Fabric Recommendations
    main - light to medium weight cotton
    lining - lightweight cotton
    Notions
    Coordinating Thread
    Lace trim
    Terms of Use
    The resale or distribution of this pattern in part or
    in whole is not permitted.
    Mass production is not permitted
    The purchaser of this pattern has permission to sell
    items made from it if the following guidelines are
    met:
    1. Items made from this pattern are constructed by
    the pattern purchaser only.
    2. Pattern purchaser identifies in the item selling
    description that it has been made using the
    Apron pattern by E & E Patterns.

    Pattern Pieces Diagram

    Additional Self-Drafted Pieces


    Waistband - instructions on page 7
    Tie - measurements on page 9

    Fabric Requirements
    6m - 9m

    12m - 18m

    2/3

    4/5

    6/7

    8/9

    Fabric

    1/2 yard
    0.5m

    1/2 yard
    0.5m

    3/4 yard
    0.7m

    3/4 yard
    0.7m

    3/4 yard
    0.7m

    3/4 yard
    0.7m

    Lining

    1/3 yard
    0.3m

    1/3 yard
    0.3m

    1/3 yard
    0.3m

    1/3 yard
    0.3m

    1/3 yard
    0.3m

    1/3 yard
    0.3m

    Trim

    1 yard
    1m

    1 yard
    1m

    1 yard
    1m

    1 1/3 yard
    1.3m

    1 1/3 yard
    1.3m

    1 1/3 yard
    1.3m

    Seam Allowances
    3/8 (1cm) seam allowances are included unless instructed otherwise.

    1. Baste 1/8 (0.3cm) from the


    edge of the lace trim.

    2. Gently pull the bobbin thread


    to gather, and then pin and
    stitch the lace to the front panel.

    3. Pin and stitch the lining to


    the panel, right sides together.
    Clip and trim the curves.

    4. Turn to the right side and


    press.

    5. Topstitch.

    6. Fold Tie pieces in half


    lengthwise, right sides together.
    Cut a 45 degree angled piece off
    one end of each tie.

    7. Stitch each tie piece, leaving


    one end open.

    8. Turn each tie piece to the right


    side and press.

    9. Topstitch.

    width of apron + trim + seam allowance = waistband width

    10. Measure and cut a rectangular


    waistband piece that is 2 1/2
    wide (6cm) and the width of your
    apron and trim combined plus
    seam allowance.

    11. Place tie piece in the centre of


    the waistband.

    12. Fold tie into a pleat.

    13. Fold waistband over pleated


    tie. Pin in place and repeat with
    other tie piece on other side of
    waistband.

    14. Stitch tie to waistband at


    each end.

    15. Turn waistband to the right


    side. Fold in raw edges of
    waistband and press.

    16. Insert apron panel into


    waistband and sew together,
    backstitching at each end.

    Additional Self-Drafted Pieces

    Tie
    Cut 2

    6m - 9m

    12m - 18m

    2/3

    4/5

    6/7

    8/9

    5X24
    13cmX68cm

    5X27
    13cmX68cm

    5X30
    13cmX76cm

    5X30
    13cmX76cm

    4X33
    13cmX83cm

    4X33
    13cmX83cm

    Printing and Piecing Pattern Together


    1.

    All pages should be printed on standard paper. Using Adobe Reader (free to
    download) is recommended but may not be necessary.

    2.

    Make sure that Auto Rotate and Center is selected and that Scaling is NOT. If
    you have a newer version of Adobe Reader, your options might look like Fit to
    Size or Actual Size. If that is the case, make sure you choose Actual Size.

    3.

    To make sure youre printing the right size pattern, measure test square.

    4.

    If you live outside Canada or the US, print the pages to your standard paper size.

    5.

    To connect each page, trim to the grey border (do not cut the grey border off),
    and match the letters in the corners of the pages. Do not overlap the grey border.

    6.

    Tape the pages together.

    7.

    Cut along your size line indicated in the size key on the pattern. You may prefer
    to trace your size onto tracing paper and then cut it out. Transfer all markings to
    your fabric.

    1 inch
    2.5cm

    E & E Patterns
    Apron
    FRONT PANEL
    Cut 1 on fold (main)
    Cut 1 on fold (lining)

    Size Key
    6m/9m
    12m/18m
    2/3
    4/5
    6/7
    8/9

    2 inch X 2 inch
    5 cm X 5 cm
    TEST SQUARE

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