For all you crafty individuals out there who love making things but sewing isn’t your jam, this is the perfect project for you!

This adorable waist apron is the perfect way to make use of leftover fabric scraps, and requires no sewing at all. Only a few cuts and some fabric glue, and you’re finished! It’s the perfect afternoon project and you’ll be left with with an adorable apron you’ll want to throw on every time you’re in the kitchen.

materials

Chambray fabric (or similar)
Ticking stripe fabric (or similar)
Twill tape
Liquid stitch
Rotary cutter or scissors

instructions

Cut your denim fabric to a rectangle in the size you want for your own specific body (our apron measured 14″ x 27″).
Cut out a square of your ticking stripe fabric for the pocket.
If you need to iron out the wrinkles in your fabric – do that before gluing. Now, place your pocket wherever you want and glue down the bottom edge first. let dry for two minutes and lift the other side of the pocket to then glue just the sides. Let dry.
Cut your twill tape to longer than you think you want, just in case. Fold it in half to find the center, and then fold your apron in half to find the center. Glue your twill tape to the center and proceed to glue the rest down. Use some extra glue on the edges and let dry for an hour.

That’s it! So simple and fun, right? Obviously, this probably isn’t the sturdiest cafe apron to throw in the wash when it’s gotten dirty, so we’d recommend hand washing instead.

Project and photos originally posted on almostmakesperfect.com