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Wrap Front Apron Pattern by Mary Mulari

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Vest look reversible apron--vintage inspired and updated with shaped pockets, back loop for hanging up the apron, and options for rounded or squared bottom edges. One size fits most with tie placement to align with waistline. Two 1 yd. fabrics required for this interesting apron.



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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Harper Y. ★★★★★

The shaped pockets on this apron pattern add such a nice vintage touch, and I love that I can choose between squared or rounded bottom edges. It was easy to follow the instructions for a clean finish, and the back loop makes storage simple.

Steven U. ★★★★★

The back loop for hanging is a small detail I didn't expect to love, but it keeps my kitchen tidy between uses. Reversible design means I get two looks for the price of one, and the tie placement actually sits comfortably instead of riding up.

Daniel ★★★★★

The shaped pockets are such a nice touch—they actually hold things without sagging, and the reversible design means I get two looks from one pattern. The back hanging loop is genius for keeping it off the floor between sewing sessions, and the tie placement sits comfortably on me. I’ve made three al