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Sew4Home continues their Hostess Apron Comback series with a tutorial showing how to make their Let’s Do Brunch hostess apron.  The body of the apron is sheer, with a printed cotton hem and waistband.  The two pockets have a triangular… Read more ...

Sew4Home shows how to make their Cocktails at Eight hostess apron.  The dressy half-apron is made from taffeta, with a sheer organza overlay dotted with tiny satin bows.  Get the tutorial. [photo from Sew4Home]… Read more ...

Jenny from A Bird in the Hand Art shares a tutorial on her blog showing how to turn a pillowcase into a vendor apron.  The quick and easy apron takes just a few seams.  Bright happy florals on a vintage… Read more ...

The Purl Bee has a tutorial showing how to make a simple apron.  It works equally well for men or women, and the casings at the sides make it adjustable.  And did I tell you it was an easy project,… Read more ...

Ashley from Lil Blue Boo shares a tutorial on her blog showing how to make a girl’s gathered skirt with a fun apron stitched into the front.  Not only are these super cute, but with each piece cut from a… Read more ...

Chantelle from Thousand Square Feet guest blogs at Sawdust & Paper Scraps with a tutorial showing how to make a pretty pleated hostess apron.  A pair of contrasting prints shows off the pleats across the front.  Get the tute.… Read more ...

Karen from Sew Much 2 Luv shares a tutorial on her blog showing how to make her Too Cute Apron.  I love how she mixed and matched the fabric prints!  The different colors and patterns make this look like a… Read more ...

Jordan from Blueprint Crafts shows how to make a gardening apron.  It takes just 1/4 yard of canvas or home dec fabric.  In addition to pockets across the front, there’s also handy loops at the waist for holding your pruning… Read more ...

Maureen from Maureen Cracknell Handmade makes your favorite fabric the star in her Fabric Lover’s Apron tutorial on her blog.  It’s made from five 1/4-yard cuts of your favorite fabrics, pieced together in mixy-matchy stripes.  Get the tutorial. [photo from… Read more ...

  Maiden Jane  shares a tutorial on her blog showing how to turn a sleeveless dress into a sassy apron.  The shaped bodice of the dress creates a lovely shape for the apron, and the collared neckline is an awesome detail!… Read more ...

Katy from Sew Apropos and No Big Dill shows how to make a child-sized waitress (or waiter) apron using a handkerchief. Slip a pen and a pad of paper in one of the pockets, and you have the makings of … Read more ...