Pinafore pattern

Sewing an apron dress in one day. In this video you’ll learn how to develop an apron pattern & see a sewing vlog of the process of my apron dress. By the way...

I've been really inspired lately to build out my everyday office-appropriate wardrobe. I'd like to refine some of my "modern...

With a wide-winged collared shirt and full-skirted pinafore, this Queen's Gambit sewing pattern brings all the vintage vibes you need.

Pinafore dress is undeniably a great item when winter comes. Although it has been around for centuries, the pinafore dress is still so in style now – and you can create countless outfits with just a simple pinafore dress! It can be layered up with collared shirt/blouse/turtle neck top and warm leggings/pantyhose. Put on a warm cozy coat and you are ready for even the coldest day! The Violet pinafore dress features deep V neck and armholes, a slight A line shape and flapped pockets at the…

We caught up with Delphine from Just Patterns to rack her brain for tips and tricks when creating the Peppermint Milton Pinafore!

The | NEW | Wildflower Pinafore is a timeless layering piece for all seasons. Slip it over a blouse or dress and be transported to simpler, slower time. A little bit vintage and romantic, but also practical for play or chores - after all, pinafores are meant to protect the "good" clothes underneath. Whether wandering in wildflowers or baking bread in the kitchen, a pinafore adds a generous dash of charm and practicality to any outfit. Click to learn more about the PDF pattern 🌿

Any history on Aprons that I read, always begins with linen. It seems that linen was the first fabric used and I find it curious that somehow in todays culture it is largely ignored. No one I know has a linen Apron, this exclusion makes me curious as to how it got left behind. Unable...

I realized that many readers of my blog are totally new to sewing – some even told me that they only started sewing in May or June when the pandemic forced every one to stay at home. I love how the hobby of home sewing becomes more and more popular. I was also one who was first curious about sewing – and got addicted – and finally became a professional pattern maker and sewer! I believe even after the pandemic is gone, we are going to have lots and lots of home sewists! In order to help…