Easy DIY Harvest Apron

Learn how to make an easy DIY harvest apron for the garden. It works as an apron, and it can turn into a little bag for carrying all your produce.

When I pick vegetables I’m usually weeding and watering at the same time, and I like to protect what I’m wearing and have something to wipe my hands on.

I made a DIY harvest apron that works as an apron and can turn into a large pocket to hold the fresh produce.

SUPPLIES NEEDED:

– quilting cotton – 1 inch ribbon – large button – sewing tools – sewing machine

STEP 1

First cut out two squares, 30 inches by 30 inches, from the quilting cotton. Cut two pieces of ribbon 6 inches long. Fold it in half and sew down the open side to enclose it.

STEP 2

Fold it in half and baste it to the bottom corner of one of the squares. Leave 1/2 inch seam allowance on the side where the seam will be.

STEP 3

With right sides together pin the squares together matching up all the corners. Sew all the way around with a 3/8 inch seam allowance. Leave a 6 inch hole for turning.

STEP 4

Trim each corner to reduce bulk. Turn the apron right side out. Poke out the corners. Press all the edges flat.

STEP 5

Top stitch around all the edges 1/8 inch from the edge. This is how you’ll close the hole. At the top center of the apron create pleats. I created two pleats on each side that were 1 inch wide.

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