Apron skirt Sewing Patterns | DRCOS Patterns & How To Make

This is a pattern for a simple Apron skirt.

Apron skirt is so named because it looks like an apron when worn from the front.

It is classified as an overskirt type.

The shape of the apron can be easily understood if you think of it as an apron with a back body.

I recommend it because it is very easy, although the suspension cord part is a hassle.

As with the aprons, they can be made using cotton fabrics for a cute look.

If the fabric does not have enough tension, attach an interlining to the suspension cord.

After printing, paste the paper along the dotted lines and cut it to use.

Paper pattern has a seam allowance (S/A), so it can be used as is.

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(1) Sew the darts together and iron them down

How to sew darts

(2) Attach fusible interlining to "facing"

(3) Make and sew a pocket at the pocket position

How to sew pockets

(4) Serge/overlock the "body" sides, sew them together, and press seam allowances open with an iron.

How to Serge/overlock (sewing machine & overlock sewing machine)

(5) Sew "facing" together and serge/overlock the lower circumference only

(6) Sew "facing" from the collar to the sleeve and the strap.

(7) Cut off the seam allowance leaving 2mm, turn inside out and iron.

(8) Serge/overlock the hem, fold up 3cm and sew with a sewing machine

(9) Make a buttonhole at the end of the shoulder strap and attach a button to the "Body".

How to make buttonholes

How to sew on buttons

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