I'm having a difficult time printing the template. It only wants to print B7 &6. Anyone else having this issue?
caseyvg
6 Apr, 2011
I thought this pattern was very easy to make. Having to tape the template together was a pain, but not rocket science. I added some decorative stripes too. You can see my finished apron at www.simplejoycrafting.blogspot.com.
PJRhonda
4 Apr, 2011
Very nice apron. I made it for my dd's birthday and give it to her with a large fluted pie plat and a 'pie bird'. I only wish that a link to the gardener's apron would have been included. The search for how to make the straps took FOREVER.... but I love the pattern. Went together easy-peasy. Thanks!
Malia81
4 Jan, 2011
The template pieces run horizontally from A1 through A7, then B2 through B7. Pages should be oriented as a ?
Malia81
4 Jan, 2011
Take the subject?
Malia81
4 Jan, 2011
The template for this apron is approximately 10?
Malia81
4 Jan, 2011
The average apron requires about a yard of fabric, but that doesn?
Malia81
4 Jan, 2011
With the template pinned together and fabric purchased, do any pre-washing or ironing required ?
Malia81
4 Jan, 2011
Lay your fabric out and fold it in half lengthwise; remember to follow the grain of the fabric. Pin your template to the fabric and mark your cuts ?
Malia81
4 Jan, 2011
Lay your fabric out and fold it in half lengthwise; remember to follow the grain of the fabric. Pin your template to the fabric and mark your cuts ?
Malia81
4 Jan, 2011
I'm posting a few pointers, but it's longer than 500 characters... so please forgive my multiple posts! I hope they're helpful :)
justjenn86
2 Nov, 2010
Does this same pattern work for a plus sized person?
coltrane
8 Jul, 2010
How many yards of material does this apron require?
k_giannotti
12 Jun, 2010
Wish I had the faintest idea how the pieces of the template went together. The pattern is confusing; obvious that A's go with A's
snowfire555
3 Jun, 2010
The pattern is confusing but simple once you get it put together. Each part prints SIDEWAYS and there are 2 "columns' (A
Dee_10933573_298
5 Nov, 2008
I agree with SarahAnnSmith, it would be extremely helpful with dimensions.. I'm still taping mine together, but I'm confident that I'll get it. That or I'll just buy a template for an apron...
Wish me luck!!
Margecam52
7 Mar, 2008
The template works fine...it's in sections
Beeaditude
22 Feb, 2008
This pattern is ludicrous. There is not a single measurement, instruction and the pieces are not labeled. I am very surprised to find this on Martha's site. I DO NOT recommend trying to even view this pattern.
EricaKolb
7 Jan, 2008
loved the picture, Then I printed of the template, so sad. Very hard to read and understand. I threw it away. If there were better directions maybe someday I could wear it!
SarahAnnSmith
30 Dec, 2007
Love the apron, but not the PDF (which wasn't available when I tried to make this when it came out in the magazine a year ago). PDF is sixteen pages, which will be hard to store once taped together. Could the editors do a diagram showing measurements: Width, length in center, length on side, length of diagonal cut... much easier than printing (and then wastefully tossing) all that paper! Thanks!
SarahAnnSmith
30 Dec, 2007
The template for this apron wasn't available when I tried to make it in Dec. 2006. Now it is, and prints out on 16 (yep SIXTEEN) sheets of paper... just simple lines, but still. I am wondering if it would be possible for the editors just to do a single-page diagram of measurements... how wide, how long in the center, how wide across the center top, how long from hem to base of diagonal cut-away for arms, etc. That would be a whole lot simpler Thanks.
eagercrafter59
25 Dec, 2007
Hi my name is eagercrafter59 I just made this fun apron. I added some cross stitch baking motifs I have collected over the years. I used material with a garden theme. I just love this apron! I have leftover material from some quilt projects so I decided to make a apron for several ladies in my family and friends. Now I want to find some stamps to match their personalities. My mind is on overdrive with ideas!
I'm having a difficult time printing the template. It only wants to print B7 &6. Anyone else having this issue?
I thought this pattern was very easy to make. Having to tape the template together was a pain, but not rocket science. I added some decorative stripes too. You can see my finished apron at www.simplejoycrafting.blogspot.com.
Very nice apron. I made it for my dd's birthday and give it to her with a large fluted pie plat and a 'pie bird'. I only wish that a link to the gardener's apron would have been included. The search for how to make the straps took FOREVER.... but I love the pattern. Went together easy-peasy. Thanks!
The template pieces run horizontally from A1 through A7, then B2 through B7. Pages should be oriented as a ?
Take the subject?
The template for this apron is approximately 10?
The average apron requires about a yard of fabric, but that doesn?
With the template pinned together and fabric purchased, do any pre-washing or ironing required ?
Lay your fabric out and fold it in half lengthwise; remember to follow the grain of the fabric. Pin your template to the fabric and mark your cuts ?
Lay your fabric out and fold it in half lengthwise; remember to follow the grain of the fabric. Pin your template to the fabric and mark your cuts ?
I'm posting a few pointers, but it's longer than 500 characters... so please forgive my multiple posts! I hope they're helpful :)
Does this same pattern work for a plus sized person?
How many yards of material does this apron require?
Wish I had the faintest idea how the pieces of the template went together. The pattern is confusing; obvious that A's go with A's
The pattern is confusing but simple once you get it put together. Each part prints SIDEWAYS and there are 2 "columns' (A
I agree with SarahAnnSmith, it would be extremely helpful with dimensions.. I'm still taping mine together, but I'm confident that I'll get it. That or I'll just buy a template for an apron...
Wish me luck!!
The template works fine...it's in sections
This pattern is ludicrous. There is not a single measurement, instruction and the pieces are not labeled. I am very surprised to find this on Martha's site. I DO NOT recommend trying to even view this pattern.
loved the picture, Then I printed of the template, so sad. Very hard to read and understand. I threw it away. If there were better directions maybe someday I could wear it!
Love the apron, but not the PDF (which wasn't available when I tried to make this when it came out in the magazine a year ago). PDF is sixteen pages, which will be hard to store once taped together. Could the editors do a diagram showing measurements: Width, length in center, length on side, length of diagonal cut... much easier than printing (and then wastefully tossing) all that paper! Thanks!
The template for this apron wasn't available when I tried to make it in Dec. 2006. Now it is, and prints out on 16 (yep SIXTEEN) sheets of paper... just simple lines, but still. I am wondering if it would be possible for the editors just to do a single-page diagram of measurements... how wide, how long in the center, how wide across the center top, how long from hem to base of diagonal cut-away for arms, etc. That would be a whole lot simpler Thanks.
Hi my name is eagercrafter59 I just made this fun apron. I added some cross stitch baking motifs I have collected over the years. I used material with a garden theme. I just love this apron! I have leftover material from some quilt projects so I decided to make a apron for several ladies in my family and friends. Now I want to find some stamps to match their personalities. My mind is on overdrive with ideas!