HOW TO MAKE A GATHERED VINTAGE COTTAGECORE APRON - Easiest Beginner Sewing DIY Guide with Pattern

[@paulaajohnson2597]

Nice. An easy 7th grade Home Ec. project from the 1950s. Using only tulle and grosgrain ribbon, they could be turned into fancy bouffant cocktail aprons with no pockets or hemming required. Those made great gifts.

[@She_Wont_Focus]

The way you describe the process is perfect for me!

[@redlipsticksvid]

Im learning to sew and your explanations are very clear, thank you for that!

[@azrani2023]

Same here! How's your sewing journey faring?

[@cherrypie1198]

this is literally the best tutorial thank you omg

[@BrendaSmith09]

This is beautiful and easy. Thank you.

[@RobinFakler]

What a great find! I’m hopeful that your videos will teach me to sew!!

[@azrani2023]

Thank you, this is really so clear and easy to follow and you offer handy advice for turning projects perfect especially as a newbie to sewing. I'll definitely try this for the hobbit costume I'm working on! :)

[@MeghanGraceDIY]

Thats great Im so glad you enjoyed it!

[@azrani2023]

Edit: Success! I managed to sew my very first vintage half apron thanks to you!!

[@rosaliecaldwell8667]

Beautiful!

[@MeghanGraceDIY]

Thank you!!

[@plutobrutusii993]

Thank You❤!!

[@shellymarlenemartin2779]

😍

[@Marialla.]

Small correction: You made a double-fold hem, not a rolled hem. A rolled hem is an extremely narrow hem used to finish fine, sheer fabrics. It has a different technique which is usually made either by hand, or with a special foot that literally rolls the fabric down into this tight, tiny hem. A double-fold hem is a great sort of hem, useful for most applications, and yours was perfectly fine. It just made me sad to hear you use the wrong term, when it actually means something different.

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