MAPMP12 Crisscross Apron Arts and Crafts Supplies, Original Version

Easy to follow instrictions

This pattern and instructions came printed on one large sheet. I wanted to make several aprons so I traced out the pattern and kept the original uncut. The pattern was easy to understand and simple to sew. From start to finish this was a one hour pattern.

I wish I had made this a long time ago. Love it has nothing to tie it on. The only problem with this pattern is you may not can get it cut out in one yard like it says as you have to have 45 or more width and most fabrics now are not his width so I had to use 1 1/2 yards to do this. You can cut everything but the neck straps with the one inch. Just beware you may need 1 1/2 yards for each side.

I like the finished product, and it was easy to make. The only negative is that all pieces must be transferred to large paper. I used freezer paper as I had nothing else handy.

I like this pattern. Detailed instructions. I have made several as gifts, but don’t usually add pockets since they require extra time. When I do add pockets, I only add the pockets to one side of the reversible apron. Apron fit is loose enough to simply reach into the reverse side to access the pockets. Produces an attractive apron.

good product for price. Can't wait to make aprons!

These are fun to make. Not as simple as they say if you are going to do it right like the top stitching and pockets.I faced the pockets on my first apron. This made the whole thing too bulky. I removed the pockets and the facing, then used the two sets to make pockets that i sewed together, turned and top stitched. I put the pockets on one side only with the reverse pattern showing. Only one side will have pockets then. I used an embroider setting for the top of the pocket edges and looks so cute.Using a yard of each fabric and the full size of the pattern leaves the shoulder straps without enough fabric to cut. I used most of the selvage to make the pattern pieces fit. However, subsequent purchases of 1 1/8 yards gave enough material to makes straps at the bottom of the fabric. Note that this is not a problem if cutting down the pattern for a smaller size. I am 5' 5" and i shortened the straps by about 3 inches.I transferred the pattern onto freezer wrap for a sturdy and reusable pattern. Making transfer markings for the pocket placement did not cut into the freezer paper and i still have the untouched original pattern.The pattern can be cut down for children but there are no sizes marked so you are on your own for fitting. I would adjust the pocket size accordingly.The original pattern has a log section to write down what and for whom you made the apron.

The pattern is printed on a heavier weight paper of great quality. Easy cutting and sewing instructions that include directions for making larger or smaller aprons. Would highly recommend this pattern.

easy to follow. Easy to make. Has pockets on both sides!

This crisscross pattern comes with instructions that are easy to follow. I made a mock-up apron from some old scrap fabric to check for size. I am happy with how perfectly it fits and looks.

This is a pattern to make an apron... looks easy and well written but as yet await my fabric