Making the Aaron Apron (Option A and Option B) @LindsHandmadeDesigns
Making the Aaron Apron (Option A and Option B)  @LindsHandmadeDesigns
Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The Aaron Apron pattern can be purchased from Lindshandmade.com

I am sewing the waxed canvas apron (option B) on my Juki DU-1181n industrial sewing machine with Tex 80 bonded polyester thread. For the pink bonded nylon apron (option A) I am sewing on my domestic Juki TL 2000qi with tex 45 bonded polyester thread.

-The Azure blue waxed canvas is 10 oz and from Alfrances Textiles on Etsy: etsy.com/listing/227094946/azure-blue-waxed-canvas-fabric
-The hot pink bonded nylon I used is no longer available but you can find a similar material at Wonderground Fabrics here: wondergroundfabrics.com/products/malibu-pink-lux-bonded-poly-nylon
-Black nylon webbing, ladder lock buckle and dual side release buckles can be found at Georgia Girl Stitches. (They have curated webbing and hardware kits for this pattern including the leather for the strap keeper!) georgiagirlstitches.com/projects-6
-I’m using the black vinyl from Moremeknow for the strap keeper: moremeknow.com/collections/solid-color-vinyl/products/black-18-luxe-vinyl-roll-1
-The striped webbing is from Wonderground fabrics but they are out of stock
-I used 1/8" leather double sided tape for the pink apron from Wawak: wawak.com/garment-construction/tapes/basting/wawak-hyperstik-super-strong-double-sided-vinylleather-basting-tape-clear/#sku=tpe29

Here are your times stamps:
00:05 Intro
00:10 Going over the different features of each style apron
01:13 Tips for printing out your pattern and how to assemble the pattern pieces
03:39 Going over the apron pieces and hardware needed for each option
05:54 Discussing the ideal materials for this apron
07:50 Adding the markings and landmarks to all the pattern pieces
08:53 Prepping all the edges on the apron and pockets
09:50 Topstitching all the top folds on each pocket
10:50 Creating the pleated pockets for option B
13:45 Sewing the curved parts along the top porton of the apron
15:30 Finishing up the folds along the rest of the apron and sewing the bottom edge
17:42 Adding the ladder lock buckle to the neck strap for option A
19:22 Attaching the top pocket
24:25 Attaching the bottom pocket for option A
25:58 Attaching the middle pocket for option B
27:27 Attaching the bottom pleated pocket for option B
31:54 Attaching the waist straps to option A and sewing up the side edges
34:29 Sewing the neck straps in place (and optional hang loop for option B)
45:08 Shout out to my testers and pics of their makes!
44:00 Adding the dual side release buckle to the waist straps
38:40 Joining the neck straps using the ladder lock buckle
39:20 Attaching the strap loops to the side of the apron in option B
41:14 Creating the strap keeper for option B
42:30 Adding the strap keeper to the straps option B
46:18 Outro
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