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Foraging Apron

By: Heather Mayes from Beginner Sewing Projects
Updated June 05, 2020
Foraging Apron
Foraging Apron

"Sometimes called a foraging apron or harvest apron, a gathering apron is perfect for collecting fruit, vegetables, berries, herbs – anything really! It’s easy to sew with these thorough instructions and photos. A foraging apron has pockets for supplies and the harvest you collect. It comfortably carries everything while keeping your hands free. Made of only rectangles cut from a painter’s drop cloth, the apron is easy to assemble. Beginners can easily tackle this project."

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