Sewing Tutorial: Toddler’s reversible apron

Tutorial: Toddler’s reversible apron

Remona from The Stitching Scientist shares a free pattern for a toddler sized reversible apron. She created the pattern for her own daughter who has been helping her in the kitchen. The reversible feature is nice because she doesn’t have to toss the apron in the wash the second it gets dirty. She can turn it around and get one more use out of it first! I think little kids would also enjoy choosing which side of the apron to wear. Her pattern was made to fit a child nearly 4 years old.

Click below for her free pattern and tutorial:

Reversible Toddler Apron with Free Pattern, by The Stitching Scientist

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