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Measuring tools

Used to get accurate body measurements and fabric dimensions.

Tape Measure

measures body parts and long measurements.

Sewing Gauge

measures small details like hems and seam allowances.

French Curve

used to draw curved lines (armholes, necklines).

Cutting tools

Used to cut fabric and other materials accurately.

Fabric Shears

for cutting fabric only.

Thread Clipper

for cutting hanging threads.

Seam Ripper

removes stitches.

Marking tools

Used to transfer pattern details onto fabric.

Tailor's Chalk

draws marks directly on fabric.

Tracing Wheel + Tracing Paper

transfers markings from patterns to fabric.

Needles

come in different types/sizes depending on fabric and thread.

Thimble

protects your finger while hand sewing.

Pin Cushion

keeps pins and needles in place.

Fabric

also called cloth; used to make garments.

Thread

used with needles for stitching.

Chest width

Around the upper chest

determines how wide the top part of the apron should be for proper coverage

Waist circumference

around the natural waist

determine the length of waist ties for comfortable fastening

Apron length

from the upper chest down to desired length, usually just above the knee

apron protects clothes from spills and stains

Apron width

widest part of the body, around hips

prevents the apron from being too tight or too loose around the lower body

Neck strap length

one side of the chest area, over the neck, to the other side

ensures the apron sits at the right height on the chest

adjustable straps, add more extra length

Waist tie length

waist circumference x 2 long enough to tie at the back or front
20-36 inches per strap depends on the body size

Step 1

What is the sewing step number is this? create the apron pattern on paper or cardstock

Step 2

What sewing step number is this ? Pin the fabric pieces together according to the pattern

Step 3

What sewing step number is this? Cut the fabric following the apron pattern.

Step 4

What sewing step number is this? Iron the fabric to remove wrinkles.

Step 5

What sewing step number is this? Thread the sewing machine with the appropriate thread

Step 6

What sewing step number is this? Sew the edges of the apron to prevent fraying

Step 7

what sewing step number is this? Attach the straps to the apron body.

Step 8

What sewing step number is this? Hem the edges of the apron for a neat finish.

Step 9

What sewing step number is this? Finish any decorative stitching or pockets.

Step 10

What sewing step number is this? Try on the apron to check the fit.

Step 11

what sewing step number is this ? Press the finished apron with an iron for a clean look

Bust

Fullest part of chest

Waist

narrowest part

Hips

Fullest part

Shoulder

shoulder tip to tip

Neck

Base of neck

Uneven edges

Dull scissors

poor fit

Wrong measurement

injury

ignoring safety

faster production

Modern machines