Tessa
Adorable scallop-edged half apron. Directions are given for apron that measures about 12 inches tall. You can easily make the apron longer by increasing more rounds (half circle shape) and then adjusting the number of stitches on the waistband. Likewise, you can make the apron smaller by ceasing the increases at whatever row suits you. If you have any questions, please email me: lisa@goodknits.com. Enjoy!
Materials
Worsted weight yarn in 2 colors
5mm (H-8) hook
tapestry needle for weaving ends
Abbreviations
ch- chain
SC – single crochet
DC – double crochet
Hhdc – herringbone half-double crochet
rev sc – reverse single crochet (aka crab stitch)
slst – slip-stitch
WS- wrong side
RS- right side
Notes
the Ch 3 at the beginning of each row counts as 1 DC. At the end of each row, you must crochet into the top of the ch3.
Gauge
4 DC x 2 rows = 1″
Shell pattern:
*2 DC, 1 TR, 2 DC* into same stitch.
Pattern
Apron
CH 6
Row 1 (WS): DC into 4th ch from hook, 2 DC into each of next 2 ch. Turn. (6 DC)
Row 2 (RS): Ch 3, DC into first st, 2 DC into each of next 5 st. Turn. (12 DC)
Row 3: Ch 3, DC into first 2 sts, *2 DC into next st, 1 DC into next st,* repeat from * to * to end. Turn. (18 DC)
Row 4: Ch 3, DC into first 3 sts, *2 DC into next st, 1 DC into each of next 2 sts,* repeat from * to * to end. Turn. (24 DC)
Row 5: Ch 3, DC into first 4 sts, *2 DC into next st, 1 DC into each of next 3 sts,* repeat from * to * to end. Turn. (30 DC)
Row 6: Ch 3, DC into first 5 sts, *2 DC into next st, 1 DC into each of next 4 sts,* repeat from * to * to end. Turn. (36 DC)
Row 7: Ch 3, DC into first 6 sts, *2 DC into next st, 1 DC into each of next 5 sts,* repeat from * to * to end. Turn. (42 DC)
Row 8: Ch 3, DC into first 7 sts, *2 DC into next st, 1 DC into each of next 6 sts,* repeat from * to * to end. Turn. (48 DC)
Row 9: Ch 3, DC into first 8 sts, *2 DC into next st, 1 DC into each of next 7 sts,* repeat from * to * to end. Turn. (54 DC)
Row 10: Ch 3, DC into first 9 sts, *2 DC into next st, 1 DC into each of next 8 sts,* repeat from * to * to end. Turn. (60 DC)
….continue increasing as thus until you complete row 19…
Row 20 (RS): Ch 3, DC into first 19 sts, *2 DC into next st, 1 DC into each of next 18 sts, * repeat from * to * to end. Do NOT turn. (120 DC)
With right side still facing, ch 1.
2 SC into side of each DC row. 1 SC into the center 3 ch (foundation chain). (83 SC)
Fasten off MC, attach CC in the top of the ch 3 of Row 20. We’ll be working into the stitches of this row.
Ch 4, 2 DC into same spot, skip 1 st, slst into next, *skip 2 sts, SHELL into next, skip 2 sts, slst into next* 19 times. Skip next 2 sts, *2DC, 1TR* into last st. Slst into the side of the first SC. Turn work 90 degrees, to work in SC stitches of top row.
Waistband
Ch 1
Row 1 (RS): Hhdc into each SC, across. Turn. (83 Hhdc).
Row 2 – 4: Ch 1, Hhdc into BACK LOOP of each st, across. Turn. (83 Hhdc)
Row 5 (RS): Ch 1, Hhdc into back loop of each st, across. Do NOT turn.
[Tie #1– Ch 100, slst into each CH back to apron.]
Row 6 (RS facing): Ch 1, Rev SC into each st to the beginning. Do NOT turn.
[Tie #2– Ch 100, slst into each CH back to apron.]
Fasten off.
Weave in ends.
Please do not post this pattern or my photos elsewhere without my consent. I would appreciate you linking back to this original page, when you want to share! Thanks so much!
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Thank you, thank you, thank you. Will try it immediatly!!!
Been looking for an apron pattern, this is perfect!
Love this apron:
I may make some for my nieces.
I’m here via your comment on Shutter Sisters today.
Your goodknits site is wonderful.
Thanks.
Hi there!
Still new to the whole blogging thing so there is probably a better way to do this, but I wanted to let you know I linked to this post on my blog. Can’t wait to make this. What a great gift idea!
– Hannah
Hi Lisa. Loving this apron! I would love to share it at Tangled Happy next week. Hope to hear back from you. Wishing you a happy weekend. :)
What a great idea, thanks for sharing!
Do you recommend using cotton yarn, or do you think something like caron simply soft (it looks to me like that’s what you used?) would work? Also… maybe this is asking too much, but do you happen to have the color names you used in the photo above? If not, that’s totally great, just wondering. :-) This pattern is so lovely, thanks for the freebie!!
Abby
Thank you so much for sharing this lovely pattern. I am making one to offer an aunt for coming Christmas. I am also thinking about to have my little crochet business. Is it okay if I make my own and post your link to delicate the original idea and pattern are yours? Without your permission, I won’t do it. I truly appreciate your blog and all the lovely art.
Your hhdc link is broken. (Site was reorganized.)
Thank you! I fixed it.
Love this apron!!
~Tess (Tessa Jo)
Yo, that’s what’s up truthfully.
This apron is very good. I really would like to have the apron pattern that has pockets for collecting eggs. I have a daughter who has chickens and collect eggs daily. I would appreciate if you can get the pattern for me, PLEASE.
Thank you,
Enjoy the process of creating your own scallop-edged half apron! It’s a delightful project that allows you to showcase your creativity and add a touch of handmade charm to your kitchen attire.
beautiful
I’m going to learn how to knit one because it’s that gorgeous.
The content here is top-notch.