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10 Free Apron Patterns

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These 10 free apron patterns will liven up your kitchen and protect your clothes.

10+ FREE Apron Sewing Patterns - Cute and Easy Patterns!

 

I have quite a ‘thing” for aprons. I don’t know if it is their vintage appeal or the fact that they just are kind of fun to wear, but I have become somewhat of a collector of aprons. I have several plain ones that are just solid colors, but I also have some that have ruffles, lots of pockets, and fun stitching. I wish I had a better idea of how to sew well and I would have more, I am sure. I think when I try to give sewing another shot again, I may just start with aprons!

To do this post, it was super hard for me to narrow down my favorite 10 that I found all over the ‘net. But here it is; 10 Free Apron Patterns!

10 Free Apron Patterns

10+ FREE Apron Sewing Patterns

 

1. This cute Easy Apron by Polkanuts is something I think I could even handle. It is made from just a couple strips of fabric and a couple tea towels. Very nice!

Full apron sewing pattern with two tea towels

2. Amy Hearts It has come up with a very nice and girly Fuchsia Dots Apron that is not only functional but also very fashionable. I just love it! It seems simple enough as well. You could change up the pattern to match anything you like!

Fuschia Dots free apron sewing pattern and instructions

3. If you have collected some pretty fat quarters you don’t know what to do with, this sew4home’s Garden Party Apron made with fat quarters is the perfect project to use them!

Garden Party apron pattern made from fat quarters

4. The 1-Yard Magic Apron from SewCanShe is one of the most popular apron patterns on the internet, for obvious reasons. It’s beautiful, and it looks so functional. You can download a free PDF pattern to print on your home computer.

1 yard magic apron from SewCanShe - free printable PDF apron pattern

 

5. One of my favorites that I came across was this Gathering Apron by Reformation Acres. It features ties so you can place your harvest of even chicken feed in it when you go outside to get work done. So creative and very nice!

gathering apron free sewing tutorial

6. Sew 4 Home always has some great patterns and this apron, entitled “Mom’s Favorite Apron” is no exception! It features unique buckle straps so it has a great look and feel.

Mom's favorite apron sewing pattern

7. This cute Free Apron Sewing Pattern from DIY Crush only takes one hour to make!

Free half-apron pattern from DIY Crush

8. Have a lot of scraps lying around? Life Sew Savory has a free Scrappy Apron Pattern that is designed to use up scraps!

Scrappy apron free pattern from Life Sew Savory

9. I have never seen anything so great as I have when I saw this pattern for a Cleaning Apron from Craft Your Happiness! It has lots of pockets and even places for cleaning solution spray bottles to hang off of. And it’s made from a dish towel. How cool!

Speed Cleaning DIY apron from a dish towel

10. Carrying on the repurposing/upcycling vibe, Mad About Pink has a tutorial to show you how to turn an old scarf into an apron. She says this pattern is even great for beginners!

scarf apron sewing instructions

Bonus: One of the aprons we included previously was a DIY Reversible Apron  from Some of This and That. The blog is no longer available but you can still access the sewing instructions here on the Wayback Machine for free. It looks quick and easy to make.

A DIY reversible apron sewing tutorial accessible via the Wayback Machine

What is your favorite? I had no idea there were so many types of aprons out there!

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On Premeditated Leftovers I share simple recipes made with whole foods, practical shopping tips, time saving techniques, and meal planning strategies. I also share tips for minimizing food waste, so more of the food that is purchased ends up on the table.

While volunteering as a budget counselor, I realized that food is the element of most people’s budgets where they have the greatest control. I set out to develop low-cost recipes from scratch to prove it’s possible to create delicious meals on a limited budget. Eating well while spending less is about more than just creating recipes using inexpensive ingredients; it’s about creatively combining ingredients so you don’t feel deprived and are inspired to stick to your budget.