Homesteading apron pattern

How to make an easy farmhouse apron with cross-cross straps, and no pattern needed! A great, durable apron for all of your chores.

Learn in this post how to make a beautiful, Japanese apron with cross-back straps. This apron is perfect for fall, displaying cozy fall colors and patterns. It's an easy project, resulting in a lovely apron with large, practical pockets. #farmhouseonboone #japaneseapron #DIYapron #cross-backapron

Find over 50 apron patterns to make. These patterns include a variety of skill levels as well as many styles to choose from.

Learn how sew an apron (with pockets!). Since I’m a baker, I’m perpetually flinging flour all over my kitchen. As I’m not a fan of dusty clothes, I always grab for a big apron. After years of wearing the same full coverage aprons, mine were getting a little long in the tooth. So I looked […]

As a homemaker and a homesteader I live in an apron. I can't stand ruining my clothes from day to day tasks, so I wear an apron to try to protect my clothes. I don't wear one to be cute, stylish, or to keep up with the latest fashion trends. It's pure and simple practicality. Since aprons are a part of my daily wardrobe, I must admit I'm quite picky on apron design and fabric. I cannot stand aprons that must be tied! Ugh, there's nothing worse than having draping tails that get caught on…

Click here for a collection of beautiful vintage aprons that are lovely and functional for anyone who loves cooking and baking.

Looking for an easy spring craft to make? This homemade DIY harvest apron is perfect for gathering fresh produce and flowers from the garden.

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I recently ran across these aprons in a book in the North Texas University Digital Archives click on the link to view the whole book. The booklet is entitled Dresses and Aprons for Work in the Home, copyright 1952. This was put together by the United States Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics to "Discusses the importance of functional features when selecting patterns or ready-made dresses and aprons." Quite an interesting little book. Notice the sturdiness of the aprons. These were…