I've been wanting to make an apron, and now I've seen some images of what I'm after on the net.  I want to make something like this:

http://pinterest.com/pin/286682332499651323/ (Pin doesn't link to anything)

A grownup version of this: http://smashedpeasandcarrots.blogspot.se/2011/05/little-girls-crossover-pinafore-pattern.html

Now I've seen a couple of images I like, but I can't find any patterns. So I was wondering if anyone here's seen something? Preferably free, but if I have to pay, so be it.

Thanks for any tips you can give me!

I made this bag to put a present in, and it can be reused as a knitting project bag (or simple shoulder bag). It is made from two rectangles of upholstery fabric that came from a sample book, and an embroidered band I bought in a market in Ecuador.





There's a little more detail on my blog.

Here's the fab new nappy change bag I made for and my son (and husband). It's made from a pattern by Åsa Sandblad.



I'm really happy with it, but it's not waterproof. Does anyone know if there are any sprays I can use on normal quilt fabric, to make it more water resistant?

There's a longer description of the features on my blog: http://everytower.blogspot.se/2012/03/new-baby-change-bag.html

This is an activity square I made for my nephew (15 months). It has a zip, some rings on elastic, some texture ropes and a couple of buckles.



I think the buckles are too strong for him, which is a shame. Next time, they should be smaller and weaker, for little hands...

This is an aeroplane activity table that I made for my one year old son. It fits over the plane tray table and is held tight with velcro straps. He can pull all the bits really hard without us losing anything!  I can report that it had a little room to spare on an SAS flight, and was a tight fit (both width and getting the table down in front of him on my lap) on BA.



There's more info including pictures and an explanation on how I made some of the parts on my blog: everytower.blogspot .se/2012/03/aeroplane-activity-centre.html?m=1


Helen