Apron and Chef Hat Pattern

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Corinne Leigh May 22, 2009

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Tags hat, apron, bbq, chef

My goal is to have the pattern be downloadable so you can print it out, piece and tape it together and have the full size pattern. We are having a bit of a technical issue with that process. It is kinda difficult. For now you can download the diagram with measurements so you can make your own pattern. They are super easy patterns to make. We will be working to get the printable one to you soon.

Apron Diagram

Chef Hat Diagram

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This was my first sewing project. Turned out great! (a couple more hours than the 2 that were estimated though) Used some left over materials that I had in the garage. I now have a new Navy corduroy apron and chef hat. Livin' the dream…
posted 1 week ago by noob-n-az Reply to comment
Thanks so much for this pattern...i'm making a chef's hat for halloween!!
posted 3 weeks ago by mo (guest) Reply to comment
I have linked to you in my contest post, - large apron + chef's hat is first prize in my give-away. Please pop by if you want a chance to win something! ;) http://evamaris.blogspot.com/ Best regards from me
posted 1 month ago by Eva Mari (guest) Reply to comment
Excellent! I have made several, - very popular gifts!
posted 1 month ago by Eva Mari (guest) Reply to comment
liken' it, easy apron. thanks.
posted 5 months ago by aqua18kjd Reply to comment
lol... not too long ago i realized in needed an apron so i beat u guys to the punch, except i used another one of my favorite DC characters. Batman! but not i know how to complete the look and make the chef looking hat! that completes the chic geek look! gracias!
posted 6 months ago by marisotoserna Reply to comment
im kinda confused is the body piece folded in half in the picture?
posted 6 months ago by heleneea Reply to comment
- yes it is! its an easy way to draft patterns. fold the fabric in half where you want the pattern to go and place the center front of the pattern along the fold in the fabric. pin, trace and cut.
  posted 6 months ago by corinneleigh (guest)
Hello Cool stuff Christine,,, (French)
posted 6 months ago by Christine (guest) Reply to comment