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1. 

   Firstly
   Fold Your Fabric In Half & Draw The Shape In Pencil
   The SHape You Will Need Too Draw Should Be Sort Of Half Of A Square But With Rounded Edges.
   It Should Be Large Enough Too Go On Your Lap, So Roughly The Same Size As Your Lap.
   Cut This Shape Out.

2. 

   If Your Lace Isnt Allready In A Long Strip
   Cut It So That It Is
   Dont Leave It Too Short Because It Will Needed Too Be Folded Over At Points.
   Make It As Long As ou Can Just Too Be Safe, But I Wouldnt Say Any Longer Than Two Meters.




3. 

   Now You Should Have A Strip Of Lace, Half A Square Of Fabric, Ribbon & A Needle & Thread.
   Now Too Start Making It ...

4. 

   First You Should Start By Sewing The Lace Around The Edges Of The Half Square
   BUT
   Not At The Top ( Unless You Want It Too Look A Bit Silly )
   On The Curved Corners,
   Fold THe Lace Over Several Time So You Get A Ruffle Look
   Only Do THis On The Corners
   On The OTher Parts LEave It Straight.




5. 

   Your Apron Should Be Comming Together Nicely Now.
   Your Half Way Theyre
   Take Your Ribbon And Sew It At The Top Of Your Apron, It Doesnt Matter Weather You Sew It On The Back Or Front
   Either Way It'll Look Lovely
   Once You Have Doen This
   You Can Leave It At This Stage Or Continue With THe Rest
   ( The Rest Is Decoration & Design. )

6. 

   Ive Added A Pocket Too Mine
   Too Do This Simply Take Some Left Over Materiak And Cut It Into THe Shape Youd Like Your Pocket
   Then
   Simply Sew It Onto Your Apron ( Obviously Sew Every Side But The Top )
   Theryes Also Lots Of Other Ways Of Decorating It
   You Could Stick Beads, Sequins On
   Or You Could Leave It Simple Pretty & Plain.
   (:

7. 

   Hope You Liked It.
   (: Enjoy Your Aprons My Loves

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