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Apron Materials
Preparing Apron Supplies
Washing & Ironing Apron Material
Preparing Apron Patterns
Pinning Apron Material
Inspecting Apron Material
Sewing Apron Straps
Reversing & Sewing Apron Straps
Sewing Apron Pockets
Reversing & Sewing Apron Pockets
Sewing Apron Pieces Together
Reversing & Inspecting Apron Pieces
Sewing Apron Sides
Adding Apron Pockets
Checking Apron for Errors
Summary: Sewing the sides of a handmade apron will keep the edges neat and straight. Learn more about how to sew apron sides with expert tips from a seamstress in this free sewing video.
Misty Swift began sewing from home for herself and friends after being distraught over a beautiful bag she purchased only to discover it was horribly made and almost immediately fell...read more
"You can go ahead and start where ever you want to start on it. I like to start on this top corner. And, it's the same thing. You're going to want to leave about a half inch or a quarter inch to a half inch seam on it. And, then pivot on the corners. Then, even if I am tucking in the inside I usually wait until after I've done the other side to do that. So, you go back up to the other side. You can kind of roll this up so it's not in the way. Start back where your last stitch was. Then, the same thing. And, then I'm going to do my secure stitch on the bottom. So, that doesn't just fray away. And, that's how you stitch around the edges."
eHow Article: Sewing Apron Sides
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