So go get cookin’ and flirtin’ with my free Flirty Apron Tutorial {download below} that walks you through a step-by-step process on how to make this amazing apron. It can be used in more ways than just cooking in the kitchen. *WINK* I know my husband loves this one I made, I bet your husband will too!
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I made one all in white I loved it. One evening I jokingly put it on my husband!
I love the apron! I read the tutorial, but could not download the pattern :(.
Any chance you could send it to me via email? Would love to try to make this apron 🙂
I have the fabric and am ready to make this for my friend for Christmas but I can’t find the link to download the pattern. I have no problem with the directions but can’t find the pattern. I see others have said the same thing but didn’t see anything telling them what to do. Suggestions?
Outstanding tutorial, pictures – best one on searching pinterest ideas for an hour! Thank you… now I only wish I would have started this back in the summer… girls: daughters, nieces and only a month till Christmas! 😉
I experienced similar printing problems. This is easily solved…If you save the tutorial to your desktop, you can print it from there… voila!
Thank you for this tutorial! This is a fabulous pattern. I am making several for my sisters and mother, to go along with a cookbook of family recipes that I made for each of them for Christmas.
Hello! I’ve just come across your super cute tutorial for the flirty apron! It’s the cutest I’ve found yet and want to get a head start on some Christmas presents for my girls, but I have a rather silly question for you. I’ve downloaded the pattern instructions; however, I’m stumped on how to measure out and cut the curved lines (i.e. arm pit area and then the curve across the bottom. I can’t seem to get it right at all. Would you happen to have an actual pattern to use as a guide rather than trying to “eyeball’ those curved cuts? Thanks in advance for any advice/help you can give!!
SUPER cute apron! I’m so excited that I came across your tutorial! I am planning on making several for my daughters for Christmas; however, I have somewhat of a silly question to ask! I am measuring out the pattern per the instructions, but am having trouble cutting the curved lines (armhole area and across the bottom). I just can’t draw a nice curved lined for those areas. Any ideas on how to do that? Or perhaps is ther an actual pattern that’s available for purchase? I would so be willing to buy it! I just want to get it right and not have it look all kitty-wampas! Thanks for your help in advance!
Oops! Sorry about the double post! Couldn’t find original post and thought it just didn’t work the first time! Have a blessed day! =)
This pattern is wonderful. I created two aprons this weekend and had a ball. Thank you for sharing with us.
Christina, thank you so much for your kind words! So glad you enjoyed. 🙂 We hope you are able to put them to good use this Christmas. Wink! XO