TUTORIAL: RJR Fabrics 'In The Kitchen' Pieced Apron

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Welcome friends to my first tutorial for the New Year! Yay!
Today I'll be showing you how to make a simple pieced apron using a new fabric range from RJR Fabrics called, 'In the Kitchen' by Patrick Lose!
As mentioned in the video, all of the details you'll need to make this apron are listed below as well as on my blog by the link given at the top.

**Behind the scenes trivia**
If you look closely, the design of this pattern was inspired and loosely designed off the apron featured in a few of the prints in the range! Can you spot it??

Enjoy! ^_^

FABRICS, MEASUREMENTS & CUTTING INFO:

Top half of the apron:
- For the front cut: x1: 10”x12” rectangle from the fabric: 'Kitchenware' in the colour Butter.
- For the top trim cut: x1: 1¾”x12” rectangle from the fabric: 'Silhouettes' in the colour Fresca.
- For the neck loop cut: x1: 3”x26” rectangle from the fabric: 'Utensils'
in the colour Eggshell.
- For the lining cut: x1: 11¼”x12” rectangle from the fabric: 'Tile' in the colour Multi.

Apron pocket:
- For the front cut: x1: 6”x12” rectangle from the fabric: 'Hot Pads' in the colour Fresca.
- For the top trim cut: x1: 1¾”x12” rectangle from the fabric: 'Silhouettes' in the colour Fresca.
- For the lining cut: x1: 7¼”x12” rectangle from the fabric: 'Tile' in the colour Multi.

Bottom half of the apron:
- For the front cut: x1: 20”x30” rectangle from the fabric: 'Silhouettes' in the colour Paprika.
- For the top trim cut: x1: 1¾”x30” rectangle from the fabric: 'Silhouettes' in the colour Fresca.
- For the apron ties cut: x2: 3”xWOF strips from the fabric: 'Utensils'
in the colour Eggshell.
- For the lining cut: x1: 21¼”x30” rectangle from the fabric: 'Tile' in the colour Multi.

NOTIONS & SUPPLIES I USED:
- 'In the Kitchen' by Patrick Lose fabric range from RJR Fabrics
- Brother Innovis 200QE sewing machine
- Brother ¼” piecing foot
- Gutermann polyester thread (white)
- OLFA Cutting Mat
- Fiskars Rotary Blade (28mm) & thread snips
- Sew Easy Rulers
- Birch Non-Melt Flower Head Quilting Pins
- Philips Azur Steam Iron
- Mundial 9½” Fabric Scissors
- 300cm (120") tape measure
- Plastic Chopstick (or pointing tool)
- 7" saucer/plate
- Lead Pencil

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