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The Children's Apron Pattern & Tutorial is here!




It's here! It's here! It's finally complete! I am beyond excited that The Children's Apron Pattern and Tutorial is ready for instant download at the Etsy shop!

The 21 page tutorial comes with descriptive pictures, a PDF computer generated pattern, sewing supplies list and fabric requirements! Now... all you lovelies that have fabrics laying around can put them to good use for the little people in your life:) I wanted to create a pattern for sizes 3-5, which is what I usually carry in the Etsy shop. But the wonderful thing, from this tutorial, you'll learn the way each piece fits into the other, which means there's no stopping to the sizes you can create! Hooray!!!

The PDF pattern is actually not even needed if you have a cutting mat with grid and rotary cutter. I just wanted to add them for people who didn't carry those sewing supplies.

      So what else is in the works you wonder? 
Well... Currently I have pattern testers working on The Survivor Quilt!! Another Hooray!!

Thank you to the amazing ladies that are taking the time to complete the test run!

Chaos & Scraps
Sylviespm
ali.mquilts
The Tufted Duckling
Sewspicious



Originally planning for paper patterns only, I realized that PDF is the best way to go. Many people, including myself, love to get started on projects right away.

This pattern is beginner friendly and will come with full color diagrams to make each of the 16 blocks.





The pattern is scheduled to be released in late March!

Until next time friends, Happy Trails to new sewing projects!


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  1. MarniJuly 8, 2021 at 1:29 PM

    Could you share a link to the etsy pattern? These are so cute!

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    1. MikiJuly 10, 2021 at 7:39 AM

      Thanks Marni! I have the pattern available in the Etsy shop. https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheMintNeedle

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