Paper - Crisscross Apron sewing pattern from Mary Mulari Designs
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Crisscross Apron Pattern from Mary Mulari Designs teaches you how to sew a fabulous, reversible apron from two 1 yard lengths of fabric.
Apron design features two pockets on each reversible side, options for sizing, and a comfortable fit with no ties or strings. Pattern includes a clear instructions and durable paper pattern pieces for multiple uses. Click pattern back image for more details.
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Apron design features two pockets on each reversible side, options for sizing, and a comfortable fit with no ties or strings. Pattern includes a clear instructions and durable paper pattern pieces for multiple uses. Click pattern back image for more details.
Click here for more Mary Mulari sewing patterns.
Paper - Crisscross Apron sewing pattern from Mary Mulari Designs Reviews
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What a fun apron to make , I did read the instructions a few times before I started.
It had been a very ,very long time since I followed a pattern of any kind .
This pattern was easy , And if I could do it anyone can .
It felt good to get back in to the grove .
It being reversible ,really gave it some flair, let alone body and you could get creative .
I use a solid colour on one side and a Scottish plaid on the other.
With completely different colour pattern for the pockets... Little cats on the solid side and Little Scotties on the plaid side.. Too cute
I had made it for a friend. For the Holidays .
She loved it...
This is the first time I have made this kind of apron. The pattern and instructions are clear. I wish I had thought to make it out of material that won't wrinkle when it is washed. (Since I used cotton, to look nice it will need ironed each time it is washed). I thought I'd like no ties, but it is not a very flattering style to wear. It is a little confusing to put on, but will get used to that. Not sure I'll make another crisscross apron but I have nothing against Mary Mulari's patterns.
I was looking for some thing retro that didn't look like something out of a 1950's or 1960's sitcom. I wanted something easy to put on and take off, especially for holiday and big crowd dinners. LOVE the design, LOVE the easy construction, LOVE that it's reversible. I've made a Thanksgiving/Christmas reversible, patriotic/1940s reversible, and several sewing quilting theme reversible for quilt guild fundraisers; I plan to make several for church fundraisers as well.
Whipped this up for a friend for her birthday and it went together great. When she saw the style she said it was perfect because she can’t stand anything that ties around the neck and pulls down. Win win! Clear directions and easy for the skill level. Minimal waste cutting out as well
These patterns are perfect for any sewist. I have returned to the craft after many years which means some things must be re-learned! These patterns are easy to read & understand. There are many patterns available with Sew Thankful's sewists. Get your own!