This is a very special collaboration between Helen’s Closet Patterns and Dogwood Denim! Alina Kroeker, the founder of Dogwood Denim, designed this fabulous maker apron. She wanted to bring it to life as a sewing pattern, so she reached out to us. We are so glad she did!
The Dogwood Apron is a working apron for your sewing room, woodshop, garden, or anywhere else you need a hand! It’s a great scrap-buster and an excellent project for adventurous beginner sewists! With the holidays just around the corner, Dogwood is the perfect gift for any maker in your life.
You can grab this pattern for 20% off this week, no coupon code required!
This project requires just half a yard of fabric for both the lining and the main body of the apron. Perfect for the scraps leftover from your jeans and button-up shirt projects!
The Dogwood Apron has many pockets, including a welt pocket for keeping things safe. This pocket is a great way to level up your sewing! Our instructions will help you every step of the way.
The Dogwood Apron is a lined apron that buckles around the waist or hips and holds all your thingamabobs and whatchamacallits. A hidden welt pocket is perfect for keeping things safe and two tabs offer places for scissors, safety goggles, or keys! The lining provides an opportunity to have fun with fabric choice and the hardware gives it a modern look.
Alina and I both hope you love Dogwood as much as we do! We’ll be wearing ours in our workrooms if you need us ;). You can grab this pattern for 20% off this week, no coupon code required!
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What a neat pattern! I can think of a lot of uses for a pattern like this!