Download - Girl's Ruffle Apron

Ruffly Apron For Girls

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Introduction

This is a cute ruffled apron which is ultra girly. It is perfect to keep your girl clean

in the kitchen or during play. The pocket provides storage space for her little cute

instruments.

Sizes

Small for ages 3,4,& 5

Medium for ages 6,7 & 8

Large for age 9 and 10

Materials Required:

1. Printed check Fabric-requirement specified in the table below.

2. Plain red fabric-requirement specified in the table below.

3. Sewing Notions.


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Table-1

Ages Printed

Fabric

(yards)

Red

Fabric

(yards)

3,4 & 5 ½ ½

6,7 & 8 ½ ½

9 & 10 ¾ ¾

Measurements:

Table-2

Ages Apron body

Length x

Width

(inches)

A

(inches)

B

(inches)

Ruffle

(Length X

Width)

(inches)

Neck

Strap

(Length x

Width)

(inches)

(cut 4)

Waist

Strap

(Length

x

Width)

(inches)

3,4 & 5 20 x 16 7 3.5 32 x 4.5 20 x 2.5 30 x 2.5

6,7 & 8 22 x 18 8.5 4 36 x 4.5 20 x 2.5 30 x 2.5

9 & 10 24 x 20 10 4.5 40 x 4.5 20 x 2.5 30 x 2.5

Sewing:


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Cut the apron body piece from the check fabric by referring to the table-2 above.

Fold it in half lengthwise and mark two points by referring to the measurements

,A and B in table-2 above. Now join the two points by a “j” shaped curve as shown

in the above picture .Cut along the curve.

Fold the raw upper edge of the apron by ¾-inch and press down. Fold by another

¾ inch and press again.


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Sew down the fold as close to the edge as possible.

Fold the edge of the armhole by 3/8-inch and press. Fold by another 3/8-inch and

press again.


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Top stitch along the fold. Repeat the same on the other armhole.

Now we need to finish the edges on both the sides. Fold the edge by 3/8-inch and

press. Repeat by another 3/8-inch.Sew down the fold. Do the same on the other

side.


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The apron body is done. Now we move on to the ruffles.

We need to finish the two smaller edges and one longer edge of the ruffle. For

that fold the edge by 3/8 inch and press. Fold by another 3/8-inch and press

again. Repeat the same on the other two sides.

Sew down the folds. Zigzag the longer raw edge to prevent fraying.


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Now make a basting stitch ( for that you have to loosen the upper thread tension

and turn your machine stitch to its longest) along the upper edge, leaving a 3/8-

inch seam.

Pull the loose thread gently, to gather the ruffle. Repeat the same to get two

more ruffles of the same kind.


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Take the gathered ruffle piece and keep its upper edge along the lower edge of

the skirt, with the right sides together and pin as shown above. Sew the ruffle

onto the apron body part with a seam allowance of ½-inch, removing the pins as

you go.

Now turn over to the right side and topstitch along the seam line of the ruffle and

apron to make it look neater.


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Your apron will now look like this.

Now mark a line ¾-inch above the upper edge of the first ruffle with your marking

pen.


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Line up the upper raw edge of the ruffle along the line, with its right side facing

the right side of the apron and pin.

Sew the ruffle onto the apron.


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Turn over to the right side and topstitch as the first ruffle. Repeat the same steps

to attach the third ruffle.

Now we are done with the ruffles. Let’s move onto the straps. We have to do four

straps, two for tying at the back of the neck and two for tying at the waist.

Take the strap pieces by referring to the measurements in the table above. Fold

the two longer edges of the strap by 2/8-inch and press as shown above.


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Now fold the strap in half lengthwise and press again.

Sew down the strap, tucking in the shorter raw edges also


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Now pin the straps on the upper edge of the apron as shown above.

Secure the strap onto the apron by stitching back and forth a few times.


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Now take the other two straps, do it in the same way as we did the initial straps.

Pin them onto the side edges of the apron as shown above.

Now secure the strap by stitching back and forth a few times.


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Let’s now move onto the bow for embellishment.

Take two rectangular pieces,4 & ½ inches wide and 2 & ½-inches long as shown

above.

Sew along the four edges, leaving a one inch gap at the longer upper edge as

shown above(this gap is to turn the bow inside out)


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Cut off the corners.

Turn it inside out and sharpen the corners with a scissor.


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Press the bow.

Now make a running stitch along the middle of the bow.


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Pull the thread to gather the bow and secure by tying the thread in a knot with

the other end.

Now we need to make the middle ring. Take a rectangular piece 2 & ½-inch long

and 1 inch wide. Press down all its four edges. Fold in half lengthwise and press

again.


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Sew the ring shut along its longer edge.

Wrap it around the centre of the bow and secure by hand sewing at the back.


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Now we need to attach the bow onto the apron. You can use fabric glue or sew by

hand.

Now we need to do the utility pocket.

Take a rectangular piece 7 & ½-inches long and 5 inches wide. Sew around the

four edges with zigzag as shown above to prevent fraying.


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Press down one of the longer edges of the rectangle by ½-inch.

Fold again by ½ inch and press.

Fold the two shorter edges and the raw longer edge by 3/8-inch and press.


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Sew around all the four folds as shown above.

Now pin the pocket onto the apron, 5 & ½-inches from the top and at the middle.


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Topstitch along the three edges, leaving the top edge free.

Our apron is done!.

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