Full Apron Patterns - 26 patterns
If you are looking for a stylish apron sewing pattern then you have come to the right place! In this section you will find lots of free sewing patterns for full aprons - from flouncy, ruffled retro inspired hostess aprons through to practical and more simple designs.
One of the great things about sewing an apron for your self is that you can adapt and vary the pattern to make an apron that meets your requirements. For example add or remove a pocket, make ruffles, bigger and flouncier or reduce the ruffle quota for a more understated finish. The choice of material will effect the way your finished apron looks too. As aprons use less material than other garments you can really go to town with your fabric choice!
If the free sewing patterns on this page aren't quite what you are looking for, don't forget to check out our other apron sewing pattern sections. You'll find plenty to choose from!
This is a fun way to repurpose a reusable shopping bag to make a wipe clean apron that will be perfect for little ones. That said, this also lends itself to apron for adults as shown in the article.
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Anthropologie does seem to be the brand of choice for DIY sewing knock offs and here's a take on their Tea and Crumpets apron that has subtle ruffle embellishments and a bit of a retro vibe. If you want to make your own version, you'll find all the tips and advice here.
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This is a perfect apron for young children, which, being reversible adds extra practicality. There are two free PDF patterns that you can download, as well as a printable version of the sewing tutorial if you want to keep your own copy.
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Here's an apron that looks great but comes with a neat touch of extra practicality, as it can be worn as a full or half apron. That's thanks to a bib section that can be buttoned to the waist band. There's a step by step tutorial and free to download pattern pieces if you fancy sewing one of your own.
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The rich combination of candy colors make this pretty Valentine's Day inspired apron really stand out. You don't need to worry about a sewing pattern as this is cleverly made out of a selection of differently sized rectangles of fabric.
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This is the perfect full length apron to bring some retro fun to mundane daily chores. There's pretty detailing to the neckline and pockets, with easily adjustable ties for the neck and waist. There's a free PDF sewing pattern that you can download and print.
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Wow! Follow this tutorial and use the free printable pattern to make this fantastic apron. The detail on this apron is what really makes it stand out - we love the organza bows!
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This tutorial shows how you can make a very cute Alice in Wonderland style apron.
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This is great looking full length apron that could be a good fabric stash buster
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This tutorial shows how to make a good looking halter neck apron
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