In step 12, the bottom edge of the bib will extend 1/2″ past the sides of the skirt seam, so you have room to sew on the bib lining. DIY Apron Ideas | Make an Apron Using a Dress Pattern 7Īfter hemming the skirt, continue with steps 11 & 12. The top edge does not need to be hemmed as it will be encased between the outer bib and the bib lining. Remember, you will do that to both side edges and the bottom edge. We will not be added the back of the skirt so hemming those is a must! I serged the edges and then turned them under, but alternately you can turn the edges under 1/4″ twice towards the wrong side to form the hem. Sewing the Apron Skirtīefore moving to step 11 for the skirt construction, you will need to hem the sides and bottom of the front skirt piece. Baste the waist ties in place after attaching the bodice to the skirt. I sewed these the same as the neck ties (you can follow step 16 in the pattern). This measurement was perfect for my average sized 8 year old daughter. You can adjust this measurement depending on the side of the child. I cut 2 strips of fabric that were 2.5″ tall by 18″ wide. Neck ties are placed NEXT TO the notch and Waist Ties are placed where the bib meets the skirt.
You can measure it on your child to get a perfect placement. I placed the edge of my strap NEXT TO the notch (moving it more towards the center of the bib) instead of centered over it. You will need to move the straps over slightly more towards center, so they are better angled for tying around the neck. Begin with the bib assembly in steps 1-10 of the pattern instructions and then skip to step 16 for the neck-straps, but do NOT baste the straps on as instructed! DIY Apron Ideas | Make an Apron Using a Dress Pattern 6 Sewing Neck tiesįor the neck ties, I cut the pieces on the “bow” cut line to make sure they’d be long enough to tie around the neck like a halter comfortably. I did not use interfacing for the neck or waist ties. First, we will alter the placement of the neck ties and then we will add waist ties. We will make 2 changes to the bib construction.
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It’s important to read over the next few steps before you sew! Making notes on your pattern instructions as to the changes is helpful (I need all the reminders) and will keep you from becoming BFFs with your seam ripper! How to Sew the Bib Next we will cover the ways that we will deviate from the pattern instructions. Sew Fun | Instructions for Sewing the Apron Additionally, you will need a little extra fabric to create the waist ties scraps or 1/3 yard is plenty. For this size 8, I only needed 1/2 yard of fabric. First, you will only need enough fabric for the front skirt part. For this hack, you will need a slightly varied list of fabric and notions than stated in the pattern. To begin, you’ll need to purchase the Maisy Jane Jumper since you will mainly be following the pattern instructions for construction.
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