How to Make an Adult Size Apron

[@sallyskinner461]

My granddaughter has a mild form of autism. I made her apron today. So easy.

[@quiltculture]

That's wonderful. Can you tell us where you are located so we can add it to the list of donated aprons?

[@sallyskinner461]

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[@quiltculture]

Thank you

[@peggyarms9172]

You've done a fantastic tutorial for making the apron!!!

[@quiltculture]

Thank you so much and thank you for helping.

[@jeannemcmillintwinlakeses3767]

Please keep the videos coming. I really like your relaxed anyone can do it style.

[@quiltculture]

Thank you so much

[@bettyboop7928]

This was so great in timing! A friend of mine who has Autism asked me to make her a apron and then I found this ,TY

[@quiltculture]

I'm so glad you found this. Thank you for making an Apron for your friend. You can get the pattern on our website www.quiltculture.art or you can order a kit that will include the pattern, fabric and a label. Please let us know what city, state and country your donating the Apron in so we can add it to the list of donations.

[@lesleygilbert1945]

Another great video. Once again, *Greetings* from England 🤩

[@quiltculture]

Thanks for watching Lesley. Are there any schools in England that have classes for kids with Autism? We would love to donate some aprons.

[@lesleygilbert1945]

@@quiltculture Sorry - I'm a pensioner and don't know about our local school systems but thanks for the offer. My Granddaughter is a maths teacher but lives a few hours away. My niece and hubby are both teachers but also live in another town. I'll ask them next time we message each other.

[@quiltculture]

You can let them know that they can request finished aprons on our website www.quiltculture.art Thanks for helping

[@estellegreef4263]

O wow, thank you for this video. Keep up the good work. I am going to try this myself.

[@ritakelly4509]

Thank you so much for this great video! You make it look so easy! As a former special needs teacher, I really appreciate what you’re doing ❤

[@quiltculture]

Thank you for helping. We appreciate you too.

[@sofieonecrow]

My 31-year-old grandson is autistic and he loves to cook. (He's a great cook!) He specializes in grilling, making BBQed ribs and smoking briskets. Thanks to your video, I'm going to make your apron using a light weight canvas. I'll add a loop for hanging a towel from, so he won't use the apron to wipe is hands. (He's a great cook...though sometimes a bit messy!) Thank you for teaching me how to make this apron.

[@robinwaterhouse9538]

i am 57 and have ADD.the video ,instructions are very clear.my sister was a special need teacher for 24 years.she tutors.and will keep me more focused when i get going. ty so much everyone needs a helping hand sometimes.

[@quiltculture]

I'm so glad you found us. Thank you for watching and I would love to see your finished Apron.

[@joburkham8890]

Love this love you 💖💖💞💞

[@debbie845]

Thank you ❤

[@teresasherbine6904]

So happy you did this demo video. I should be ready to go when my kit gets here:) I am looking forward to sewing for a cause!!!

[@quiltculture]

Thank you so much. We appreciate your help

[@bobbiejoyce1402]

Hello there. I am so excited to be a part of this journey. I have printed off both child & adult patterns/directions and ordered 25 labels to start out with. We have one grandson (4) that is somewhere on the higher end of the Autisim Spectrum. I plan on making aprons for the school he attends right now in Boulder, CO, the school he did go to in 21/22 and is near us here in Florida. Also 2 schools just south of St Louis. Where we have family.Thank you for your wonderful tutorial and for allowing us to be part of this awesome project.

[@quiltculture]

Wow! Thank you for helping. Please let us know the names of the schools, the city and how many aprons are going to each so we can add them to the list on our website. Thanks again. 😊

[@elaineburns3564]

LOVE ❤️ 😍

[@quiltculture]

Thank you

[@suzannehutchinson3151]

Great video! Can't wait to get my kits and get going on these!

[@mkjohnson1810]

Omg I can't wait to get started.

[@itsmelaura1533]

I love your sewing confidence!! I am sure it will take me longer, lol! Thank you for making this awesome video! I love your idea for Aprons for Autism. I have some family members with autism and I look forward to making them.

[@quiltculture]

Thanks for the compliment but thank you more for the help.

[@tearose3763]

Love this!

[@helenhart4778]

fantastic

[@Marlahanna]

Love it!

[@miriamrempel422]

I have high functioning autism, and love to sew. Thanks for making this video. I look forward to making this apron soon. One question. I looked at the pattern and did not see a width for the fabric used. Do you know if it's different than the children's pattern? My local fabric store sells fabric in 45 and 60 inch widths would that work?

[@quiltculture]

I'm so glad you are going to make aprons. 45 inch fabric was used in the pattern. Batik is ideal because both sides look the same. If you were to use regular quilting cotton you would need to cut the pocket off and sew it back on for the fabric to be going in the right direction facing out. I hope this helps. Please let us know how many you donate and in what city and state so we can update our donation list.

[@gabrielladelacroix2179]

Great video!

[@marie-angeauguin3139]

Bonjour je vous regarde de France mais je ne parle pas anglais comment je peux traduire pour suivre vos tutos qui intéresse merci beaucoup Bonne journée

[@olivialane1468]

malheureusement, je ne sais pas comment traduire sur youtube mais nous allons essayer de le comprendre pour vous. J'ai utilisé la traduction de Google pour répondre. j'espère qu'il fera du bon travail et merci pour votre intérêt!

[@TheEvie202]

@marie-angeauguin…You can go to the top right corner of the video, hit cog wheel >captions >auto translate> choose French. Hope that helps.

[@tamlynjordan6159]

Can I get ormpurchase labels so I can use my stash yet still contribute aprons?

[@quiltculture]

Yes... you can order labels on our website www.quiltculture.art

[@BrendaFolden]

I would like to know how to get the pattern

[@quiltculture]

Www.quiltculture.art has all of the patterns you can print for free. I hope that helps.

[@mikkigracey8840]

You address is no longer valid. How do I get this pattern for your apron??

[@quiltculture]

Www.quiltculture.art

[@lisaroche1021]

How do I get the pattern

[@quiltculture]

You can download it for free on our website www.quiltculture.art 😀

[@janettibbs6264]

Why not make the pockets up higher

[@quiltculture]

The way the pattern is designed the fabric just get folded up from the bottom. You can download the pattern for free on our website www.quiltculture.art

[@janettibbs6264]

@@quiltculture what about making them 12 inches, instead of 8

[@quiltculture]

That's possible but we wanted the Apron to be long and cover their clothes to better protect them and keep their clothes clean during sensory activities. If you are making one for a specific child and want to make the pockets 12 inches you can. Please be sure you let us know what city and state you are donating in and the quantity so we can add it to the list on our website.