How to Sew an Apron DIY

How to make a Reversible Apron with Smartphone Pocket

Aprons are useful when cooking, cleaning, or crafting. This apron features a smartphone pocket, 3 additional pockets, an adjustable neck strap, and is reversible. Aprons also make excellent housewarming, wedding, birthday, Mother's Day, and holiday gifts. In this tutorial, we'll make a reversible (or lined apron) with 4 pockets and an adjustable neck strap.

Materials
Sewing machine - amzn.to/1aLl2bn
Turn-it-All - amzn.to/1f7IQda
2 D-rings 1 inch - amzn.to/HlZE0W
Self-healing mat - amzn.to/1chMBMN
Rotary Cutter - amzn.to/1cOc1lp
Approximately 3 yards fabric (1 yard main fabric, 1 yard coordinating fabric, 1 yard reverse side fabric)
Wrapping Paper (or pattern paper)
Pencil or pen
Scissors
Pins
Lightweight Fusible Interfacing
Medium weight sew-in interfacing
Pinking Shears
Iron & Ironing Board

Copyright 2013
Produced by Caroline Dunn
Royalty Free Music provided by Kevin MacLeod
Shades of Spring, Malt Shop Bob, Somewhere Sunny ver 2, Off to Osaka, Brandenburg Concerto No4 Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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