Cute without sewing machine ♪ Handmade apron for children with 100 towels

1.	Fold the face towel in half.
2.	Unfold it once and place the elastic cord along the crease. Fold it in half again with the rubber in between.
3.	Use a gusset needle to fasten both ends (about 2 cm below the crease).
4.	Sew parallel to the crease so that the part containing the elastic cord becomes cylindrical.
5.	After sewing from end to end, reduce the width of the towel while making folds and lightly tie both ends of the rubber.

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Great for dining at home or in a nursery! Introducing how to make a children's apron using towels from a 100-yen shop.

Children's apron made with 100 towels

Materials for children's aprons

・ Face towel (1 sheet)
・ Rubber string (approx. 45 cm)
・ Hand-sewn thread (appropriate amount)

How to make an apron for children

1. 1. Fold the face towel in half.


2. Unfold it once and place the elastic cord along the crease. Fold it in half again with the rubber in between.


3. 3. Use a gusset needle to fasten both ends (about 2 cm below the crease).



Four. Sew parallel to the crease so that the part containing the elastic cord becomes cylindrical. Be careful not to sew the elastic cord on the towel.




Five. After sewing from end to end, reduce the width of the towel while making folds and lightly tie both ends of the rubber. Please adjust the length of the rubber by actually letting your child wear it.






When choosing towels, we recommend the yellowish color, which makes the yellowing caused by food stains less noticeable. Among the Hundred yen stores, the ceria towel has a lot of cute designs with one point and a total pattern, which I find useful. Even if the sewing is a little rattling, it has almost no effect on the appearance and use, so even those who are unfamiliar with sewing should feel free to try it!