Put a spring in your step and look effortlessly chic whilst cooking, baking and sewing with Jo Printall's retro pinny. With adjustable neck and waist ties this project is suitable for everyone and will keep you looking sophisticated and like a true domestic goddess all day long.
Download the apron pattern and print it out. Carefully cut out all of the paper pattern pieces, piece and secure together. Iron the fabric flat and pin the pattern shapes to the wrong side of the material. Cut out all pieces, transferring any markings, including the pocket position, with tailor’s chalk; snip all notches. Iron on the interfacing as directed.
Place the fused, interfaced bodice neckline, and the bodice piece right sides facing, carefully pinning them along the curved edges. Sew them together allowing for a 1cm seam allowance and press. Run a line of stay stitching along the edge of the printed fabric 2mm away from the stitched seam.
Hem the two longest sides of the bodice. Take the neck ties and hem the three longest edges. Pin the t