McCall’s L9441 Mom & Daughter Apron Sewing Pattern S–L
Full apron pattern for mother and child border print friendly
$5.00
Out of stock
Sew matching aprons with McCall’s L9441, an It’s Sew Simple sewing pattern for misses (mother) and daughter sizes S–M–L. These charming full aprons feature a neckband, back tie closure, and are specially designed to highlight border print fabrics. Optional lining is included for a more polished finish.
Pattern Details:
Includes both adult and child size aprons
Simple design with front coverage and neck/back ties
Great for holiday baking, gift giving, or craft fair projects
Suggested Fabrics: Border print cottons, cotton blends
Notions Needed: Thread, two D-rings (per apron)
Condition:
Pre-owned, factory folded, like-new condition.
📦 Ships in 1–2 business days via USPS Ground Advantage.
💡 Sewing Tip:
When using border print fabric, lay out the pattern pieces to align the bottom hem with the printed edge. This maximizes visual impact and reduces the need for extra embellishments.
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