Sew an Infinity Apron
All levels | 21 min 48 sec
Sew an Infinity Apron
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Taught by Ashley Nickels
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Sewist Ashley Nickels demonstrates how to make her very favorite studio accessory - the infinity apron. This stylish and versatile wrap apron is easy to pull on and off and looks both fantastic and functional on a variety of body types. Ashley guides you through this beginner level pattern that is comprised of a series of rectangles to customize the apron to your size. Get a classic look with a solid woven cotton or linen or use a printed fabric for a vibrant look.
Here’s what you’ll need:
  • For up to 44” bust:
    • 44” x 40” rectangle fabric
    • Two strips of 5” x 30” fabric
  • For 45” bust and above:
    • 48” x 40” rectangle of fabric
    • Two strips of 5” x 36” fabric
  • 9” x 11” rectangle of fabric for pockets
  • Sewing machine and matching thread
  • Loop turner
  • Straight pins
  • Fabric scissors
  • Iron and ironing surface
  • Ruler
Downloads:
Learn how to:
  • Make and adjust long cross-back straps
  • Attach a patch pocket
  • Use a loop turner
  • Sew hems
  • Use selvedge as a design feature
  • Sew straight seams

What you’ll get:
  • A 3-part series of easy-to-follow video lessons on how to make a simple, pull-over infinity apron
  • 5 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
  • Detailed supply list
  • Step-by-step instructions by sewist Ashley Nickels
  • The ability to leave comments, ask questions and interact with other students
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Sew an Infinity Apron Reviews
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Susan Egelko
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Nice pace step by step. Ashley had a very nice manner and was very clear in each step of the way. Nothing intimidating and I have confidence that I will succeed in this project when I do it.

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Elna Vlok
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This class was super easy and the end product is not only functional, but it looks good too.

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Jake Kupiec
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Great, easy to follow instructions. 

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