Turn vintage linens into something cute and useful with this DIY egg apron sewing tutorial by Dans le Lakehouse! This clever upcycling project is a mix between a traditional egg apron and a gardener’s harvest apron, with roomy elastic pockets perfect for collecting eggs or gathering garden goodies. It’s beginner-friendly too, since much of the original sewing is already done. Use scrap fabric or sturdy ribbon for the ties. Also, feel free to customize the apron’s length, waistband, and pocket size! This is a fun way to give forgotten linens a second life while making something beautiful and practical. Whether you’re tending chickens or picking tomatoes, this apron will be your new favorite garden companion!
More sewing fun to enjoy at home! Stitch up a personalized crossover apron with a free pattern – it’s comfy, practical, and makes a great gift. Give old sweaters new life by turning them into cozy throw pillow covers. And don’t miss the DIY large tote bag made from upcycled denim – sturdy and perfect for everyday use!