No fear welt pockets

Article Abstract:

A step-by-step guide to making welt or bespoke pockets which produces consistent, quality results using a home sewing machine and readily available materials is presented. The basic idea is to make the welt opening first using lightweight yet strong silk organza, then attach the welts separately, and not try to do it all at once.

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Patch pockets

Article Abstract:

A patch pocket is a patch of fabric, usually a variation on a square, which is sewn to a garment on three sides, and the unattached top edge becomes the pocket opening. Various steps to construct a pocket with a curved-bottom edge are demonstrated.

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Load up on cargo pockets

Article Abstract:

Cargo pockets add flair and distinction to women's vests, skirts and pants and they are easy to make. Step-by-step instructions are provided on making and attaching a cargo pocket.

Dressmaking

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