Have an afternoon in the kitchen with Mommy & me, baking cookies and having fun! Matching aprons and oven mitts. One size fits all for the adult apron; kid’s apron fits sizes 4 to 8.

This super easy apron has such chic style with clever construction! The top trim has its own ‘off-sidedness’ while the round pocket softens the total effect. One size fits all!

Use as a half apron or attach the bib!

Also see P137 for a kids’ version of this pattern, P143 for a delicious version, and P132 for the original version.

Pattern features three versions of trendy half aprons that all wrap low on the waistline. Cafe Wrap with ties on the side. Shop Wrap that wraps all the way around your hips, and Bistro Wrap with its offset points. Fits sizes 4 to 14. So chic!

You can also purchase the original Four Corners Apron or a kids’ version.

Comfortably fits sizes 4 to 14.

There are two different styles in this pattern:
Version A: Bodice and pocket insides match (shown in the image as the middle and lower left aprons)
Version B: Waistband and pocket insides match (shown in the image as the upper right and upper left aprons)

Also see P132 for the adult size version of this pattern.

Half apron measurs 22″ x 16″; placemat measures 15″ x 20″; three-pocket hanger for kitchen measures 7″ x 30″; kitchen oven mitt uses ‘Insulbrite’ thermal fleece; pattern comes with permission to copy cookie mix bag topper – recipe for individual cookie batch is on the back.

The three styles are titled ‘Roses and Old Lace’, ‘Pretty in Pink’, and ‘Garden Flowers’. Designers favorite is ‘Garden Flowers’ which is actually very to make and looks very flattering!!

This is one of the best constructed aprons around – the quality really shows. The apron measures 23″ x 32″. Use as few as two fabrics or use four fabrics. The apron has two pockets; the flaps are embellishments.

Update to some early printings of this pattern: update-pg-3-of-5-133.pdf

Adjustments in size are made by the length of the neck strap on the apron — 23″ to 26″ for small, medium, or large. Slightly more fabric is required for the apron if using vertical print fabrics (like stripes) or one-way vertical print fabrics (like chickens). This pattern is selling great for those intending to give an apron as a gift — customizing it for the receiver’s personality by using themed fabrics.

Also see P137 for a kids’ version of this pattern, P143 for a delicious version, and P154 for a pieced version.

Customer Comments:

Why is the size of the front panel different from the back panel – by 1/4″? Claire, MA. This is on purpose — our thinking that staggered seam allowances lay flatter or reduce bulk on the inside (a technique used in couture sewing). Originally, the back panel was smaller that the front panel but currently, the back panel is 1/4″ larger that the front panel. This also helps to provide ‘wiggle room’ for matching the two large square panels together. Use the front panel edges to measure your 1/4″ seam allowance at the sewing machine!

A great tip! Use the front panel (with trims attached), with RST, to cut the back panel. Brilliant! You don’t have to measure anything and they fit perfectly every time!

Here’s another great tip: when cutting out your pieces, I always seem to screw up! I have found that if I cut the larger pieces first, I can fit the smaller pieces in here and there. Otherwise, I buy 1 1/6 yd instead of 1 yd.

I leave the openings for the ties on both sides (about a 2″ to 3″ opening each) around 3″ above both side corners. The opening up higher doesn’t make any sense! Cindy, AR

This pattern is also featured on the Robert Kaufman website with Home Improvement fabrics by Peter Horjus . Click on the images to see full-sized versions.

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