How to Make an Apron- Part 3

[@jenniferg5625]

Thank you so much for this series!! It’s so great that i can rely on you guys for historically accurate projects!!

[@crystalfries2030]

These videos have been a real treasure! I love your humor throughout. I have some sewing experience, but would have appreciated more direction about what sides I was to be working on of the fabric. This also for the bed gown. Thank you!

[@Marialla.]

I would like a video about apron "upgrades" like patch pockets, edge ruffles, pleats vs gathers, or potholder corners, and how they may or may not fit historically. I would find that very interesting.

[@laurenragle5228]

I'm almost finished with the petticoat project, so I clearly need more fabric so I can make an apron. And another petticoat (never too many).

[@Spacebuny]

I just found y’all a few weeks ago, where have you been all my sewing 🧵 life! I absolutely loved these projects! Keep up the good work!😊

[@justme8108]

Oh so clever. Thanks.

[@sophiek.4343]

Thank you ladies! I was starting on my first historical project when we got to stay home. Listening to your advices made me feel part of something bigger. Take care all the way from Switzerland.

[@WhiteHeather82]

That kitten video at the end made my day :)

[@b.welborndressmaker5420]

I know! I loved that one too!! Need more kittens :)

[@Pke6853]

You people are so wonderful Thank you so much for all the work you have put in under difficult circumstances. I am waiting for my Linen to arrive so i can get started. I will do it. Cheers Stay safe Tricia.

[@celticgoddess81]

I can't wait for my supplies to come so I can make my apron. :D !!! I love all these little workshops. By the time this whole thing is over I'm going to have some amazing pieces for my 18th C kit. Now to figure out where to wear them... there isn't much call for 18th C in my area in California. :D

[@Christina-mn7np]

This is definitely something to try while I stuck in the house