How to Make "Better Together Aprons" - Free Sewing Tutorial

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There can never be too many cooks in the kitchen! Teach your little chef how to bake while wearing this adorable pair of matching aprons made with Misty Doan on At Home With Misty. Misty shows you how to sew up two aprons (one adult, one child) from a single yard of Art Gallery canvas and sturdy cotton twill tape. You can even customize the Better Together Aprons pattern by Missouri Star with optional ruffle trim and pockets!
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[@JesusisKing222]

I miss the camera views from above where hands are working. Seeing the back of the iron, for example, isn’t helpful.

[@cindycolvin2916]

Thanks Misty. This is the best apron tutorial on KZbin as I didn’t know how to shape & hem the curves. Putting the slits in armholes was very helpful.

[@GrrannyH1]

If you don't have a hot press ruler, sew around the arm hole at a scant 1/2" using a basting stitch. This marks your first fold mark. You can sew again at a scant 1" if you want or just fold on the previous fold. If you don't want to fold canvas at all, don't add the additional 2" to the top; Add 1/2" and use bias tape to wrap the edge or stitch the bias tape to the front and fold it to the back along the seam line. Whatever works.

[@jenniebarrow812]

I love your haircut. I think I will do the same. I will try making this apron. Thank you!

[@sharonparker7867]

So love this easy peasy apron and especially that there is a matching one for the sweets in your life. Appreciate your sharing with us.

[@karenbrunette6314]

Very cute. You’re a great teacher wishing you a very merry Christmas

[@Wanda6308]

That was a lovely pattern. I will make a set with my Christmas candy fabric

[@GrampiesCorner]

Love the new hair!

[@bernicerobinson1122]

So very happy to see this tutorial as I recently purchased 2 partial bolts of decor fabrics from a thrift shop and wanted to make aprons Quick and easy patterns. Look forward to Monday mornings as well as Friday mornings.

[@eduardachi2571]

nice i love aprons

[@ruthhilsdorf3210]

Adorable pattern, May have to get it to make aprons for my 4 granddaughters & their mommies. One suggestion - I would do a narrow double line of stitching when attaching the pocket, just to strengthen it. Maybe I’m extra hard on my pockets but I find that stitching always seems to be the first place to give out. I would also do a small box pattern of stitching when attaching the D ring. Those tend to turn on me which shouldn’t be the end of the world but it triggers my latent OCD & bugs the daylights out of me! 😜

[@rosieg.5593]

Thank you Misty! 😊

[@coppergryphon7787]

So stinking cute!!!

[@lynnshepard7485]

Great tutorial, Misty! I’m hoping to make these to accompany other gifts. 😊

[@livingweirdestherc6644]

Thanks for the tutorial

[@hehasrizenful]

Super cute

[@tinadenike2357]

Would love to see this video redone so we can really see what you are doing

[@mariantaylor1461]

Misty I like your haircut. It looks good on you.

[@sarastevens2532]

So adorable. What about bias binding instead of hem? Or, sew on a backing.

[@kimberlyd9049]

Very practical and great project for people with little chefs in training. I went to the “supply” link and there doesn’t seem to be the inclusion of the piece used for the armholes … Without that piece, this might be a bit of a challenge unless one has a French curve and knows how to use it.

[@rebekahpope4875]

You have to buy the pattern... I had the same thought

[@elisabethrobinson4883]

Good morning. What type of fabric did you say you used? I'm a phatt person with autoimmune disorders with inflammation. Recommendation for measuring in order to adjust for the inflammation? Misty, are you using a gathering foot? Could not see anything you've done. Camera wasnt position correctly. Thank you for teaching this .

[@MissouriQuiltCo]

the fabric is cotton canvas.

[@elisabethrobinson4883]

@@MissouriQuiltCo thank you.

[@cathyrowe594]

It's a cute apron but how do the straps tie? All I saw was they cross in back, where do you go from there? If they go through the rings on the sides, then they'd be too short to tie in front.

[@sharonworley372]

I have some adorable "kitchen" theme fabric that I think would make darling aprons but it's quilting cotton. Thoughts on whether this fabric would work for this project - maybe if I use a double thickness?

[@maureenmc4230]

Can I use quilting cotton for them???? Wonderful video...thanks for sharing!

[@janicebritt8418]

I love this but I wish you would have shown how you attached the last step to the O rings. I must be dense because you lost me there.

[@sharonparker7867]

When you put the apron on, the strips from the top criss cross on your back, you grab the bottom of the strap and slide into your o ring and tighten. If I understand correctly. Someone let us know if this is wrong.

[@pamkoehler4579]

On the 2 rows of stitches us a twin needle saves a step and its faster

[@juliebarnes557]

Can Misti or anyone else give me a guess on size for a child’s apron? I am making egg gathering aprons for my grandkids for Christmas but not sure of the size for a kiddo. 🎄🎄

[@thesouthernyankeecrafts3265]

So cute. Did you have to use a different needle seeing the duck cloth is so thick?

[@angela.a.martinez7635]

I got a little lost when it came to the straps is it 2, 3 yard pieces?

[@gaylehenderson6225]

How does the canvas hold up to washing.

[@rebeccablanco1482]

Hello, I have made a bunch of aprons out of canvas. I still have the first one I made 10 years ago. I’ve always washed on cold. They hold up really well.

[@evelynwerker9402]

Where is Jake

[@tearose3763]

What has happened to Jake,miss his humor and him being with you

[@anitagreen7425]

Hi. Still sick.