#5801 Split-leg apron Printable Sewing pattern with Cross-back – Size L – XXXL (PDF)

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#5801 Split-leg apron Printable Sewing pattern with Cross-back (PDF)

After stitching up more than 400 one-of-a-kind aprons for creatives across Australia, the US, Canada, the UK and Ireland, Deanna Roberts bottled up all that apron wisdom into a downloadable sewing pattern (including instructions and 5 pattern pieces) that you can make your own.

👉 Please note:

• This is a digital product only.
• After purchase, you’ll receive a ZIP file to download.
• You’ll need to unzip the file on your computer.
• Inside, you’ll find multiple PDF files containing the instructions (25 pages) and 5 pattern pieces.
• Simply print the PDFs on your home printer on A4 paper (requires some assembly) or at a copy shop on A1 and A0 paper (no assembly required) and you’re ready to sew!

A Quick Note on Downloads

We know life happens! While you have 3 downloads available for your pattern, we recommend saving a permanent backup copy as soon as it’s downloaded. This ensures that even if you get a new computer or accidentally delete the file, your pattern is always safe and ready for your next project.

This clever split-leg apron sewing pattern gives you total freedom to move—whether you’re at the wheel, the easel, the stove, out in the garden, applying makeup, painting or making coffee. The crossover back means no more neck strain, and the pattern is adaptable—make it smaller, larger, or somewhere in between, so it fits whoever’s wearing it (and yes, that includes you).

Generous pockets keep your tools—or your snacks—close at hand, and the split front keeps you comfy while you crouch, stretch, or throw your next masterpiece together.  The 26 pages of detailed instructions and 5 pattern pieces are simple to work with, so whether you’re a confident beginner or seasoned sewer, you’ll be stitching up an apron that looks good, feels good, and actually works hard.

One pattern. Endless possibilities. Just add fabric (we even give you an idea of recommended fabrics to use) and thread—and a little creative mess.

Prefer an adjustable neck tie and a buckle? Click here to view our other apron options.

Want some colour combination ideas?  Have a browse through the Sold Aprons gallery for some inspiration!

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