The pattern is for a split-leg potters apron, in a one-size-fits-most and suitable for men and women. Although it is a one-size-fits-most apron, I do explain how to make the apron wider, longer, or shorter, in the sewing guide in case you just prefer different sizing. The pattern and sewing tutorial are to download so you can start sewing immediately for yourself or for gift making. In the PDF files I describe step by step how to sew your own apron guided by drawings and photos. Also for a beginner in sewing, the instructions are simple to follow. The PDF files consist of * the pattern for a potters apron with a square neck line, as seen in the photos * a read me file in English * and the sewing instructions in English The measurements of the apron are * hip circumference of 92 cm / 36 inches * the length is around 100 cm / 39 inches from shoulder to hem The dimensions of fabric you will need to make the apron is 140 wide x 120 long cm / 55" wide by 47" long. More if you want to change the width and/or length. * The pattern is divided into two separate patterns; one pattern for the top, one for the bottom. I did this on purpose because the bottom part of the apron is made with rectangular pieces only and can also be measured out on the fabric with a ruler. It saves time and taping many pages together. * The pattern can be printed on A4 format paper, or US letter 8.5 by 11", taped together and then you can cut it out. * The pattern for the top part has 9 pages, the bottom part, if you prefer to print it out, has 15 pages. PDF files can be read with the free software Adobe Acrobat Reader, often already installed on computers but if not, safe to download from the internet. After the transaction is done, you will receive an automatic purchase confirmation from Etsy with the download link. If you are not a sewer or if you don't have time to sew, I'd be happy to make a potters apron for you. https://www.etsy.com/listing/488341548/linen-split-leg-pottery-apron-no-tie If you have any questions, before or after downloading the files, you can always contact me. Merci, Marion
