Sewing Tutorial: Kids’ apron from a dish towel

Tutorial: Kids’ apron from a dish towel

If you have a dish towel, you can turn it into a kids’ apron lickety split. Miranda from One Little Minute has a tutorial showing how. The towel has the right dimensions for a kids’ size apron, and the edges are already hemmed for you. That’s most of the work done for you. All you’ll need to do is shape the top and add the straps. And because it’s made from a towel, it’ll be absorbent for when they wipe their messy hands on it.

Click below to go to her tutorial:

Easy DIY Dish Towel Aprons for Kids, by One Little Minute

[photo from One Little Minute]

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