Heyhey,
a while ago, somebody asked me about coat pockets, sadly she never got back to me, but I thought maybe this would be interesting for others, too. So I sat down and made a welt pocket of 5 different colored fabrics, so I hope everything will be easy to see. If there are any other things like special pockets or other things that you would like to know how to do, let me know;)
first I marked the later pocket on the right side of the fabric
then I cut 2 strips, length: pocket length plus 3cm, width: 4times the wished width (mine: 0.75cm, so my strips are 3 cm wide)
then the flap, which should be as wide as the pocket plus seam allowance, cut once of the normal fabric and once in lining
and of course the later pocket, they should be as wide as the strips and as long as you want them to be, or you have space in your jacket or coat
then you need fusible interlining for the strips, the fabric flap and the area around the fabric on the jacket (or my piece of fabric)
now I marked the endings of the pocket with pins
placed the fusible interlining on the back
and ironed it on, same with the other parts
now I cut the fusible interlining where needed, so it fit with the strips
and ironed the strips in half
Later today and tomorrow over the day I will post the rest of this tutorial. I hope this was helpful, let me know if there are any problems and questions!
keep sewing and smiling
your TailorFairy
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