Sewing pattern: Easy kitchen apron, with free pattern in 3 sizes

I’m loving these aprons made from the new Sunnyside Ave collection by Amy Smart. Jamie from Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom shares a free sewing pattern for making them, and she includes three sizes – toddler, tween, and adult. The fabrics are perfect for summer baking! And the full apron style with pockets across the bottom will protect your clothes and give you a spot to hold a towel or a phone or anything else you might reach for while baking.

Click below for her free pattern and tutorial,

Free Apron Pattern 3 sizes (toddler/tween/adult), by Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom

[photo from Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom]

Looking for more sewing patterns for Aprons? Check out these sewing pattern designs on Etsy.

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I have a problem. Well, several problems, but today we’re talking about the 37 yards of fabric currently taking up residence in my closet. Some of it’s been there so long it could legally vote. That beautiful linen? Bought for a specific project in 2018. The designer wool? “Too nice to cut.” The rainbow of quilting cotton? Well, it was on sale.

Every time I open that closet, I swear the fabric whispers, “Remember when you were going to make that dress?” The guilt is real. But so is the joy of petting my hoard like a fabric dragon sitting on her treasure.

Last week I tried the KonMari method. I got as far as “does this spark joy?” before buying three more yards of floral voile. Some habits die hard.

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