Sewing: 2 in 1 Peter Pan & Reversible Apron

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peter pan collar version

reversible version

perter pan with lace trim

peter pan with ribbon ties

both sides of a reversible version

2 in 1 Peter Pan & Reversible Apron Pattern

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Category:

Sewing

Type:

Other

Skill Level:

Beginner

Basic Skills Necessary:

If you know how to sew, you will be able to make this apron.
There are detailed printing instructions to make this into a nice booklet to use and keep.

Pattern Description:

I wanted an apron with a collar for myself because I am usually wearing a tee shirt in the Summer or a long sleeved sweater in the Winter. This way, I can get a little dressed up while I am in the kitchen. I brought a couple of my new aprons to Seattle for Thanksgiving, and had to leave them behind because my sister and my mom claimed them. I think they will be popular gifts for you too!

Watch my blog for the sew along. I will be going into great detail there and showing more photos than could fit into the pattern.

The other collar options are coming on a separate pattern because that apron comes together in 3 parts plus the collar, whereas this one is a 1 part apron plus the collar.

Sizing / Finished Measurements:

One size fits most adults.

Materials:

Unlined Apron: 1 yard fabric
Optional 1/2 yard contrasting collar fabric
Lined or reversible apron: 2 yards of fabric
Both versions require 13" of lightweight interfacting for the collar.

You Will Also Need:

Closure for Peter Pan Collar Apron: either 20 inches of ribbon or a 1/2 inch button and some embroidery floss
Closure for reversible apron: One 3/4 inch button

Pattern Reviews

Average Review (of 1 review)

Really like the concept, but... January 12, 2013

YesterdaysThread

I added a couple inches length to the main body of the apron because I felt it was needed for balance. I wear aprons long enough to come to my knees. The pattern stopped at lower mid-thigh and i'm a very small woman.
I also changed the neck band to open in front because it seemed to make more sense and rounded out the keyhole because the first one I made I found the opening difficult to manage.
I'll make this again.