DIY Patterned Kids’ Aprons

A good painter’s apron can be super helpful in keeping my kids’ clothes clean and free of any paint. So why not jazz up one of those basic painter’s aprons for your kiddo, so they can go crazy with the paints without ruining their clothes?

You can even get them involved in personalizing their own artist apron, so they’ll be all the more excited to put it on before any after school crafts get started. Want to make your own? Here’s how…

Supplies:

  • fabric paint
  • dish sponge
  • scissors
  • kids aprons

Instructions:

Step 1: Start by cutting a sponge into a 1-inch circle.

Step 2: Then trim the edges a little more, if needed, to smooth out any sharp edges.

Step 3: Next, dab the sponge in paint and stamp onto apron.

Step 4: Repeat this process until the apron is complete with an all-over pattern. 

Step 5: Use a paintbrush to touch up any irregular areas in the polka dots. Dry flat.

Step 6: To create an X pattern, cut a sponge into a two-inch long rectangles. Stamp the first slash mark at an angle.

Step 7: Then reapply paint and add the second slash mark at the opposite angle, forming an X. Repeat this process until the pattern is complete. Dry flat.

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