#0500 Child’s Apron
This beautiful apron is perfect for the active boy (or girl). The enclosed embroidery detail shows all types of Vintage boys’ activities.
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To download instructions for this pattern, click here.
To get the password for a downloaded Epattern (either PatternMaker or PDF, please click here-password protected.)
And click on the size you would like to download the EPattern. (Password required to open PDFs. PatternMaker file will download as an application to install into PatternMaker.)
| A4 | LTR | TAB | Oversize A0 (24×48) | PatternMaker |
And to check your printer for the EPatterns to make sure they print correctly, click to open the right Paper size Measuring Box, or download the Taping Instructions. There is a really excellent printing and taping tutorial at this page on the blog.
| A4 Size Measuring Box | LTR Size Measuring Box | Taping Instructions |
And to get inspiration for your next creation, check out these beautiful garments!
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| Patty’s Apron | |
This looks so useful – is there a link to download it?
LOL, Considering I JUST posted it! http://vpll1912project.org/download-pattern-request/
I love the Child’s Apron #0500 La Mode Illustre. Can’t see the back, but it must crisscross. The embroidery detail and the binding around the edges give this apron simple charm. I’m looking forward to sewing a quarter-scale toile, but may eventually make one for myself. I think I’d really enjoy wearing it – and can visualize it being rather chic.
I just received the link to download this pattern today. I am excited to start it. I have two little ones that would love to have one of their own. I might just have to make two. Wish me luck. Follow my progress here http://cakeengineermom.blogspot.com/