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This badge bit (BB) is part of the PEP curriculum.  Completing this BB is part of getting the straw badge in textiles.

In this project, you will make a leather apron.

Minimum requirements:
  - make a leather apron
  - will be sewn, no commercial glue
  - will include a bib and long bottom for full coverage
  - will include at least one pocket
     
To document completion of the BB, provide proof of the following as pics or video (< 2min):
  - Your materials and tools.
  - Making the apron.
  - The bib.
  - Wearing the apron to demonstrate length.
 
You will find complete instructions at this website:
 - How to Make a Leather Apron

Or in this video:
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Hah, I found another BB nobody (yet) has done!
Now I'll try to find out how I can make a garment out of leather I can use re-enacting Neolithicum (Late Stone Age), while it fits the description of this 'apron' too. I already made a dress, a poncho, a pair of (mocassin type) shoes, several bags and a pair of leggings (really two things, one for each leg), all of leather, sewn with leather strips or with sinew, no glue or other modern stuff  :-)  But didn't think of the BBs, so not the right photos of the making process.
But first finish my current project ...  

Maybe the pocket will be the problem. As  far as we know pockets on/in clothes weren't invented yet in the Stone Age. They had small bags, pouches, etc. hanging from their belt, it seems.
 
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