How to sew a welt pocket on a jacket

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2017Jun 20

"How to sew a Jacket Welt Pocket" More about our Channel Membership: • Membership Exclusive Benefits Join our Channel Membership: / @ateliersaison "Fully-lined" Apply interfacing on a pocket. Overlock a pocket facing. Plain seam a welt on side. Turn a welt out and Press. Attach a pocket facing to a pocket bag. Staystitch on a welt (in order NOT to move). Plain seam a welt on a bodice. Plain seam a pocket bag on a bodice (seam again on same as just before). Plain seam double-stitched in parallel. Slash between double-stitched (like an Arrow feathers at the edge) Turn a pocket bag out and Press. Sew (twice) a pocket bag. Sew the edge of pocket opening (from wrong side). Press a pocket. Stitch the edge of the pocket. Overlock a pocket bag. "Unlined" Fold seam allowance of a welt (Add 2cm seam allowance compared with the case of Fully-lined). Plain seam a welt on side. Cut seam allowance. Turn a welt out and Press. Basting stitch the pocket bag which is without facing. Plain seam a welt to a bodice. Fold a pocket bag (in order to mark). Plain seam the pocket bag which is with facing. Slash between double-stitched (like an Arrow feathers at the edge). Turn a welt and pocket bag out and Press. Blind stitch the edge of a welt. Stitch the edge of a pocket. Sew (twice) a pocket bag. Cut excess seam allowance. Fold Bias piping tape. Bias-bound seam a pocket bag. ----------------------------------------------------------------- We made welt pockets with two patterns of Fully-lined and Unlined, assuming a waist pocket in a jacket or a blouson. At the Fully-lined, the seam allowance part comes out to the outside, the pocket bag is overlocked. At the Unlined, the seam allowance part is hidden inside, the pocket bag is bias-bound seam. Although the case of Unlined is difficult, we want to learn two patterns. Please refer to it. http://ateliersaison.jp/pg181.html Paris collection, Tokyo collection etc... Sample garment factory Atelier Saison. We have sewed at Shibuya-ku, Jingumae in Tokyo for more than 35 years. This is a machine translation and may not be a perfect translation #Sewing