No-Sew T-Shirt Apron

By: Emma Pniewski

Need to cover your clothes while crafting? Make a simple apron with an old t-shirt and Mod Podge. Add embellishments using your favorite fabrics, buttons, and more!

At a Glance:

Project #15445 Skill Level: Beginner Time:

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supplies

Mod Podge ® 3-piece Decoupage Brush Set - 10615

Number Needed: 1 $9.99

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Mod Podge ® Fabric, 8 oz. - CS11218

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Other Supplies

T-Shirt
Fabric Scissors
Fabric

Instructions

Cut out a 2x2 ft. square of fabric. Brush Fabric Mod Podge onto the back of the fabric and let dry.
Lay out your T-shirt in your workspace. Cut your T-shirt from the bottom of the sleeves to the collar.
Flip your T-shirt over and cut around the back of the collar.
Cut off the backside of your T-shirt.
Cut out a monogram letter and two pockets from your Mod Podged fabric.
Cut two 2 ft. strips from your Mod Podged fabric that will act as your apron ties- adjust the length of these to your desired size.
Adhere your monogram letter onto your apron and let dry.
Brush Mod Podge onto the bottom edges of your pockets and seal them onto your apron.
Brush Mod Podge onto one end of each strip of fabric and seal them onto your apron. These will act as your apron ties.

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