Apron Patterns

Sew an apron for your next barbeque, to wear as a hostess or just to wear around your own kitchen. Aprons take approximately one yard of material, so you can sew one pretty inexpensively. And free patterns help the cost too.

Make a chef's or half apron and add as many or as few pockets as you want. Create your own work of wearable art by customizing one of the projects below.

	BBQ Apron Sew an easy to make apron to wear for your next BBQ. Yard of Fabric This project uses one yard of 45 inch wide fabric and can be made with a simple straight stitch machine.
	How to Sew an Apron Easy to follow instructions and includes sewing tips. Adjustable Chef's Apron Step by step tutorial on how to make a chef's coverup.
	Dish Liquid Coverup This little apron for the dish liquid bottle is so cute and easy to make. Lovely Striped This one by Martha Stewart is truly stylish and comes with instructions to sew your own.
	Jean Apron This tutorial is not only simple its fun too...get out your old jeans. Lined Apron A tutorial for a skirt apron that has a large bow in the back.

	Tailored Linen Apron Use a dress and make an elegant, fully-lined and uber-practical apron. Simple Apron Pattern A simple project that's a solid piece of fabric with very little detail work.
	Butcher's Apron An apron made with medium weight cotton and so easy to sew.
	Reversible Half A reversible apron is a good thing to have - two aprons in one. Dish Towel Tutorial This apron is so easy to put together with new or old dish towels.