Basket apron

A few months ago I began a Facebook group for those who are stitching this year's BOM project, "Gentle Domesticity". At first the ...

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…

Learn how to sew an apron with free instructions and a vintage pattern download. Lack the time? Get beautiful handmade aprons from Cindy Best's Studio.

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

If you collect eggs, veggies from the garden or fruit from trees you want this Basket Apron tutorial - so easy to make!

It's time to bring in the harvest, collect the eggs, start the fall cleaning. At least up here in the northern hemisphere. Down south of the equator, it's time to get those seeds started and get some baby chicks. Either way, this apron will do the job for you. It's got a huge pocket great for tools and seed packets or bringing in the harvest once it's gotten going. It's the first pattern I've designed in a few years and it's already a best-seller in my Etsy shop. (UPDATE: THE ETSY SHOP IS…

Gathering apron🍅🫑🥕 Ideal for harvesting veggies & fruits,egg gathering, yard work, planting. Great gift for teachers, artists, crafters, friends and family. Made with 100% woven cotton (5 oz canvas like fabric) Top to bottom : 15” Basket depth: 11” Inside pocket to hold your cell phone while you are working hands free Drawstring basket in front Machine wash in cold water Tumble dry low Please note the colors may vary due to different monitor settings. Please contact me if you have any…

An easy to sew basket apron from a 1944 US Department of Agriculture Farmer's Bulletin. No pattern, but you can follow along with the diagram and instructions.

When the berries are ripe, or your squash crop is about to overtake your house, or even for gathering pecans on an upcoming crisp fall day,...