Farm Girl Apron Tutorial from Recycled Jeans - Page 9

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 Here are three different ways to make this apron for adults:

I wrote a whole post about the aprons in this picture that I sold on Etsy. Click here to see the post and lots more close up detail shots!

I also made two different kids versions of this apron - one for boys and one for girls! Click here or on the image below to see that post and get more details on how I modified the pattern to get the kid versions.
More great denim projects!
Did you notice you have a whole leg left from your pair of jeans? Don't throw it out! Here are some great projects you can do with denim scraps:

Denim Play Crown for Boys or Girls
on Creative Green Living


Denim Scrap Wreath 
from Crafts by Amanda

Denim Corner Heart Bookmark
from The Cheese Thief


Colorful Recycled Denim Beads
from Crafts by Amanda


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3 comments

  1. UnknownJune 8, 2016 at 3:09 PM

    I love this idea think I will make one for me and my granddaughter thanks for sharing

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  2. UnknownJuly 30, 2020 at 10:49 AM

    I love this apron! I would like to see the reverse side to see how you finished off the edge of the ruffle.

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    1. Carissa BAugust 4, 2020 at 3:34 AM

      The inside of my ruffle was left raw and just trimmed close. Some people have covered the edge in bias tape to give a more sophisticated finish

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