The *Cutest* Cottage Core Apron | beginner friendly sewing project + pattern review!

Hello everyone and welcome to a new video! Here is a quick, straightforward, and beginner friendly sewing project for your historical or cottagecore inspired wardrobe. I really fancied a romantic apron that I could wear practically around the house, but that also would look nice for photos and my more aesthetic inclinations. For this, I purchased three meters of this thicker and hardier linen and cotton blend fabric. Three meters was *just* enough, so if you are doing this pattern with a hem ruffle like I did, I would recommend getting a little more just so you worry a little less. My fabric was £12 p/m, and so I hesitated to get more as I thought I could get away with three meters (and I did, but only just!). The pattern I used was the Pansy pattern by Stitchmaiden ( https://stitchmaiden.net/products/pansy ). I had seen my friend @deartally use it on her Instagram, so when the brand reach out to gift me the pattern to test out, I was happy to give it a go. Overall, I thought it was a beautiful pattern that creates an adorable and flattering apron. The instructions were comprehensive, with all sorts of details about seam finishes and pressing tips which would be really helpful for beginners - but they also have a list of quick fire instructions at the end for more experience sewers. My only comment would be on the size range which, in my opinion, could be expanded. I am typically a UK 12/14 and my size was I think the second largest available. Overall, a very cute proje