Indygo Junction Crossback Reversible Apron Pattern, Multicolor

All of the pieces were not included in this package. I just opened it, now that the holidays are behind us, to sew an apron and there are no pieces for XL and above. Additionally, for $15, I would have thought that the child's apron would be on a separate piece of paper! Now I have to choose between making an adult apron (and at that, must decide between small, med, and large) or a child's apron. ONE piece of pattern was included in this envelope. Other patterns I purchase always have the child's pieces separate. Not this pattern--you must choose between adult and child.

Absolutely an easy pattern, and it also includes a child size on a separate pattern. It includes several sizes on the Adult pattern so I just copied whichever size I needed on white tissue paper, this saves the integrity of the original pattern.

It’s been really so long since I purchased patterns that I am disappointed in the layering of sizes on the same sheet which limits the versatility of being able to repeatedly using various sizes. Too time consuming to reconnect pieces. Basically, decide on a single size w/o anticipating using again for different sizes, again, unless you consider this only a template and have time and patience to recreate the various sized pattern pieces.

If you have some solid sewing experience then this is a quick project. This is a poorly written pattern for a beginner. It skips the important pressing steps entirely, and a few of the steps would have been confusing without some sewing experience. It should also be noted that you need nondirectional fabric to lay it out as the pattern calls for when cutting.I would definitely hesitate to buy a more complicated pattern from this designer.

I have made 3 adult aprons and two aprons for children! All are totally reversible with a different fabric on inside! Will be making more as time goes by! Thank you!

I really like this pattern, made one for my daughter in law. I did change one thing, I cut it along the side seam marking used to align the pockets (which I did not add) and placed the pattern lengthwise along the fabric to accommodate the print of the fabric. Since they called it a side seam I assume it was once like this but turned into one pattern piece placed crosswise to use less yardage, but it does limit you to fabric patterns that do not run lengthwise to the fabric.

This was my very first pattern. Easy to follow directions and it came out great.

Instructions are not user friendly for the beginner.