Making a Shop Apron

There are plenty of aprons out there, but I really liked the idea of making one customized just the way I'd want. An apron is a great intro project to sewing, and a great weekend project that doesn't have to take too long or cost much. You can use a canvas type material, but it's not required; I show a lighter material option at the end. Fire up those sewing machines! Affiliate links to some of my new favorite things I consistently use in my shop: I really do use these pencils and glasses in my apron pockets! 1.3 Lead Mechanical Pencil: —— https://amzn.to/2QjRC28 Kuru Toga .5 Mechanical Pencil: —— https://amzn.to/3964LTc (convenient having a few sizes at hand) Bolle Safety Glasses: —— https://amzn.to/3cWNuN5 Perfect fit for underneath headphones or ear protection BACK IN STOCK: Silicone glue roller: -- https://amzn.to/3mNGqHd DeVilbiss StartingLine Spray kit: —— https://amzn.to/3lC4GLW ^This was my jump into spray finishing and it works like a champ Irwin 6" quick clamps: —— https://amzn.to/2NCxvLB Crown Tools Burnisher: —— https://amzn.to/3f3QmdU Nothing better for taking burn marks off wood Denko Sekka Folding flush cut: —— https://amzn.to/3lCABf7 Love that it folds up! Through the Amazon Associates program, I earn from qualifying purchases. I buy my own stuff, and will share with you the things that have improved quality of life in the shop. I’ll get a small commission for purchases made through Amazon links in this description at no extra cost to you. Thank you for your support of this channel.