Turkey Apron
Time Required: 2 hours (per apron)
Cook up Thanksgiving dinner in style with this fun turkey apron for adults and kids.
Materials and supplies
- Brother Sewing and Embroidery Machine
- Brother ScanNCut CM650W
- Brother Middle Tack Adhesive Mat CAMATM12
- Brother Standard Cut Blade CABLDP1
- 2 meters of fabric for the aprons (excluding turkey appliqués and ruffle trim)
- Assorted fabric scraps for the turkey appliqués and ruffle trim
- Brother Iron-on Stabilizer SA519
- Brother Embroidery Thread and Bobbin Thread
- 2 D-rings for each apron
- Iron-on Fabric Appliqué CASTBL1
- Brother Ruffler Foot SA565C
Note: This apron is lined so there’s no need to add binding or hem the edges. Lining also gives the reverse side a clean finish. If you like, you can always make this apron with a single layer or fabric and finish its edges with a hem or binding. Remember to adjust your fabric
measurements accordingly.
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