FREE: One of our Favorite apron patterns—FREE for you right now!
Put your fat quarters to good use with this pretty and practical apron pattern!
Dear Sewing Enthusiast,
If you’re anything like me, you have a stash of fat quarters just waiting for the right project to come along. Well, have I got a project for you — and your main piece is already precut for you! This project is perfect for beginner and experienced sewists alike, and you’re going to love the finished project so much you’ll probably want to make more as gifts! Let the sewing begin!
Make the most of your fat quarters with one of the easiest apron patterns out there
One of the great joys of precuts is, well, part of the work is already done before you’ve even started. With our Rose Garden Fat Quarter Apron, all you need is two fat quarters. We’ll show you how to sew up a cute apron with just those two pieces. And, as you would expect from the best apron patterns, this one has pockets!
All the cutting is straight lines, and nothing goes to waste. That makes this one of my favorite apron patterns — no fuss, no waste, just all pretty, practical style. Pick two fat quarters that go well together; we picked a rose print and a coordinating dot print.
The key to this apron pattern is to avoid any directional prints in the fat quarter you’re going to use for the pockets and trim. Save the stripes and plaid for the main body of the pattern, or for another project.
Get clear, illustrated, step-by-step instructions
Our Rose Garden Fat Quarter Apron tutorial will keep you focused and on track, with detailed instructions and clear pictures of each step. Not sure exactly how to cut the pieces? No problem! We include a cutting diagram and a photo of the cut pieces all laid out. Then we show you how to sew them all together.
Apron patterns don’t have to be complicated to make beautiful finished pieces. You can start this project in the morning and use it when it comes time to prepare dinner. Imagine the satisfaction of putting on a brand new apron that you sewed yourself!
Learn how to sew this fat quarter apron pattern today!
Our Rose Garden Fat Quarter Apron makes the most of your fat quarters stash, and once you’ve made one apron, you’ll want to make more. I have a stack of fat quarters in my stash, and I think I’ll start making some aprons to have on hand as gifts. You may be inspired to do the same — or maybe you’ll just want to make a few for yourself!
You don’t have to be an expert sewist to learn how to sew our Rose Garden Fat Quarter Apron. Beginner sewists will gain confidence and new skills in following one of our favorite apron patterns. More experienced sewists will appreciate the no-nonsense approach of how to sew this apron — all without a formal pattern, just cutting and sewing instructions.
Sewing confidence and satisfaction awaits! Learn how to sew our Rose Garden Fat Quarter Apron today — for FREE!
Sincerely,
Caitlin Eaton
Executive Editor
We Like Sewing
P.S. Don’t pass up learning how to sew one of our favorite apron patterns today! It’s free!
If the pattern is free why do I have to keep clicking and still can’t get the pattern. If it’s free then just post it.
I can’t wait to start sewing it’s winter and don’t go outside much
I’m excited to get started we’re in our RV but will be home soon. Lots of materials to choose from there. Thanks
Hsllie
You’re so welcome, Hallie! Have a great day 🙂 – Ashley, We Like Sewing
Pretty easy way to use up fat quarters and have easy made aprons afterwards.
I am very interested in sewing!
I sew by hand
So sad – such cute patterns & SOOOOOO not accessible!
4What is wrong with your site. It keeps going to a IP security page.
How do I get a copy of the apron pattern?
The site will not allow me to get my freebies for patterns….can u help me please
Hi Theresa! You should be able to access the freebies by clicking on the Freebies tab at the top of the site. If you’re receiving pop-ups while trying to look at our Freebies, I would recommend opening the site in Incognito mode in your browser to see if that helps. If you’re still having issues, you can always contact our customer service by clicking ‘Contact Us’ at the bottom of our homepage. Hope this helps! – Ashley, WeLikeSewing