How to sew Double piping pocket
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First, attach the fusible interlining to the "welt cloth". Mark the position where the fusible interlining is to be attached.
A simple basting thread is fine for the mark. Attach fusible interlining to the red dotted line.
Mark the "Pants "Back bodice and apply fusible interlining to the red dotted line.
After the fusible interlining has been attached, basting threads are attached to the "welt cloth" at the pocket positions.
Pants "Back bodice" also has a basting thread at the pocket position.
If the pattern has darts, fold them to match.
Transcribe the "welt cloth" with a Heat Erase Pen.
Sew the "back bodice" and "welt cloth" together. Mark the "right side together".
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Fasten the "welt cloth" firmly with marking pins to prevent it from shifting.
After firmly fastening the "back bodice" and "welt cloth," remove the basting thread and marking pin from the red dotted line.
Sew the red dotted line with a sewing machine.
Make sure to reverse stitch firmly at the beginning and end of sewing.
After sewing, cut the red dotted line in the image with a cutter.
First, make a cut in the center pocket opening.
The edges are cut as shown in the image.
Press seam allowances open at the cut seam allowances with an iron.
Do the same for the other side. Split open here tightly and carefully.
After the cut seam allowance is split with an iron, the "welt cloth" is pulled out from the cut section.
This is what it looks like when you pull it all out. Double piping pocket is made in this open area.
Wrap the ironed seam allowance in "welt cloth".
Wrap tightly to the width of the split seam allowance
Fasten the marking pins while checking for uniform width from the front side.
One side is finished.
Make the bottom side in the same way.
Both are now ready.
The "welt cloth" is folded in tightly all the way to the edge.
When both sides of the seam allowance are wrapped, the edges of the "welt cloth" form a box pleat.
Fasten the wrapped edge tightly with a marking pin to prevent it from opening.
Next, the triangle created by the diagonal cut is processed.
Pull lightly as shown in the image to ensure that there is no sagging.
Fasten the triangle with a marking pin and sew the solid line in the image.
Reverse stitch exactly at the beginning and the end of sewing.
This is what it looks like from the front side
Sew the triangles together to form the side portion.
Sew the other side together, and then sew around the perimeter with a sewing machine.
Sew the red dotted line with your sewing machine.
Stitched together.
This is what it looks like from the back.
Once finished, the "pocket facing" is sewn together.
Place the "welt cloth" and "pocket facing" right side together.
Fasten with a marking pin up to the red dotted line.
Fasten with a marking pin to prevent opening.
After fastening it with a waiting needle to prevent it from opening, turn the fabric toward you as shown in the image.
I turned up the cloth of my pants,
They are in the order of the images
Fasten the "pocket facing" and "welt cloth" with marking pins to prevent them from becoming misaligned.
Once firmly fastened, sew the edges with a sewing machine.
Sew with a sewing machine, leaving a 1 to 1.5 mm gap Reverse stitch at the beginning and end of sewing.
Sew tightly up to the red dotted line as shown in the image.
The "welt cloth" and "pocket facing" are now sewn together.
Fasten all around the pocket with marking pins and sew with a sewing machine.
Reverse stitch at the beginning and end of sewing.
After sewing, serge/overlock the seam allowance with a lock sewing machine or zigzag stitch.
Finally, the pants "back bodice" and the finished pocket fabric are sewn together.
You can use temporary stitches about 5 mm wide.
This completes the double piping pocket.