Blacksmith Apron Pattern V2 inspired by The Armorer (from The Mandalorian)
Blacksmith Apron Pattern V2 inspired by The Armorer (from The Mandalorian)
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Blacksmith Apron Pattern V2 inspired by The Armorer (from The Mandalorian)

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We have designed and patterned out our V2 apron inspired by The Armorer (from The Mandalorian). This download includes a printable pattern for the apron.

Photos show finished apron. This download includes a printable pattern for the apron ONLY.  For finished pieces, custom sizing and colors, bespoke options are available by request here.

These are graded patterns. Check the images for sizing charts.

We recommend that you print these pages in color for easier assembly. There are Letter, A4, and large format/projection-sized patterns included.

Suggested Fabrics:

  • Outer: light to medium weight apparel or upholstry
    vinyl or leather. Not suitable for heavyweight
    materials.
  • Lining: Broadcloth, quilting cotton, canvas.
  • Interfacing: light to medium weight fusible interfacing.

Yardages required:

  • Outer: 1 ¾ yd 45” or 60”
  • Contrast: ½ yd 45“ or 60”
  • Lining: ¾ yd 45” or 60”
  • Interfacing: ¼ yd

Notions:

  • Thread, 2” hook and loop tape, leather or vinyl bias edging

An order is for a pattern for your own personal use ONLY. By purchasing and downloading our pattern, you are agreeing to these license terms. If you are interested in selling finished items made from this pattern, check out our Maker Tier Patreon.

We have a photo visual guide on our website to supplement the pattern and instructions here: https://sionnachstudios.com/armorer-v2-fully-graded-apron-pattern-and-photo-guide/

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Marcia Lins
Not as easy as I was led to believe

Reviews I have read made it seem like this pattern would be pretty simple but I'm finding it anything but. Maybe my pleather is too thick and I haven't got a color printer so figuring out which lines were my size was a nightmare in building the pattern to start with. All printers have some slop so not every part aligned perfectly in taping the segments together. I was super careful to make sure I cut out my size but now about halfway done, I can tell it's way too small. The fork detail application didn't work out anything as shown and it's also rather difficult to have to stop every now and then to run to my computer and check the online reference guide. I have been sewing with purchased paper patterns for probably about 40 years but this is the first time I've downloaded to print out my own and it's not been a very good experience. Anyone using this pattern, you MUST make a mockup on cheap material first. That is what my pleather is for, before I proceed to the same thickness of leather and I will have to do the mockup again as it is. I did build my own faux leather apron once before from scratch but wanted help to do it with leather so I didn't screw it up. Now it's looking like I'll do about half and half: half this pattern for the pleats, then all the rest on my own.