How to Sew a Welt Pocket
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- čas přidán 19. 01. 2015
- It's a pocket! It's a welt! Put it together and you have the welt pocket. We show you how to create one for your garments.
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As a real beginner, I've watched countless videos on how to make a welt pocket. Yours has been the only one that actually makes sense..it all seems so obvious now. can't thank you enough.
This is one of the most helpful videos I've ever watched! I was completely stumped by my pattern directions, and now I'm ready to make my welt pockets!
Thank you for making this easy to understand! Spending an hour trying to figure out the patter instructions was a time waster! I love your videos!
The only video that actually explains all details step by step. I watched a bunch and all skipped over some things or the fabrics all looked the same so it was hard to understand the back and front parts. Thank you so much! It really helped!
this is the first video on welt pockets I actually understood. thanks!
This is such a great tutorial.. I don't sew often enough to remember how to do this off the top of my head. So I keep coming back to this tut for a quick refresher! Thanks for sharing.
so glad you found it helpful
This makes SO MUCH MORE sense than the directions in the (McCall's) pattern. Now I just have to figure out how to use your directions with their pattern pieces. (Not everything is marked the way the demo ones are.) Thanks!
Thank you soooo much for this tutorial/video!! I was trying to sew a vest from burda pattern #3403 and I would never have succeeded in sewing the pocket without your excellent help!
Thank you! That was easy to follow and see. You’re amazing and I looove your nails.
This was amazing! Thank you very much! I've never thought that I could ever manage to make such a pocket but yesssss!
Thank you very much!
Thank-you so much for this! It's been years since I made one of these and your tutorial is brilliant-- clear and well explained with excellent visuals, using different fabrics etc. My further challenge is (making a waistcoat for my son for his wedding) that the pocket is on a slant so the welt is a parallelogram rather than an oblong, and I'm doing the whole thing from scratch without a pattern... however, with your instructions I've been able to work it out and adapt, no problem. It would've been very difficult without this and would have taken extra time (which I don't have) and several practice attempts... THANK-YOU!
so glad it worked out for you! :)
I love this tutorial! It's so easy-to-understand...and I love that you don't skip over steps!
thank you. I'm so glad you found it helpful
Thank you so much once again!!!!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 wow I can't believe I just did it!!!!
Thank you for making such detailed video. I appreciate that you walk through every single step in every video and not assuming us knowing everything and skipping some steps. I love adding these personalised details in my garments , your videos have been so helpful.
thank you so much for all of your help!! :)
Thank you, very informative, really enjoyed that. Left handed too, a bonus!!
Thanks for the tutorial! I enjoyed it.
thank you so much for your help Madam...m very junior and try to make that pocket...it will really help me.God bless for your help😃
amazingly helpful...undertaking gents Simplicity 1973 vintage shirt and pants and pattern came WITHOUT sewing instructions ! This helped me a lot with back pant pocket construction Bill in U K
I love the video! is there a way to make this pocket into a decorative pocket, without a pocket bag?? im making a cropped blouse, and i really want to make a contrasting fabric welt pocket on it, thats only for decor
You have no idea how helpful this has been!! I've been rifling through videos trying to understand how to do a welt pocket AND I spent about an hour trying to understand the instructions that came with the pattern, but it just didn't make sense! thank you!! now I've just got to figure out how to make the rest of the bloody waistcoat, I'm about halfway through, and the instructions are COMPLETELY useless. and the pictures don't help an ounce :(
+HisForeverr I've been there myself. Try not to go through all the instructions and understand them at once. Just take it one step at a time. I usually have an easier time understanding the step when the garment-in-progress is right in front at me. Sometimes I still make mistakes but you never make the same one twice. good luck!
Very nice
This is a super helpful tutorial! What are you using for a pressing cloth?
This a professional Taylor showing us how is done... thank you yo so much
Good video, thank you, think I will be trying this soon.
Fantastic! You have clarified this pocket mystery for me! I am making a pair of pants for my son from a Vogue pattern, and couldn't make head or tail of it! I think I shall crack these pockets in the morning. Thank you so much. X x
Glad it was helpful!
Sept. 2015 Excellent video. I love the way you go step by step.Please make a video on inserting a sleeve and go step by step.Please make a video on making an easy pair of gloves that go up to your elbow.
This video was excellent thank you.
this is really helpfull thankyou! :)
Thank you very much is easy way to sew
Can you please do a video showing how to add a welt pocket to a garment that is already made?
Like how to decide placement and cutting the pieces to appropriate size? What to avoid when adding pockets to already sewn garments?
Thank you.
Thanks to this video i know how to make a welt pocket👍
Your tutorials are so great. Can you do ones on sewing Chelsea, Shawl and Jabot collars?
Tina G thanks for the suggestion, I'll add it to my list :)
wonderful
Thanks for the video, @professor Pincushion :) I have recently got a dress pattern that has asked for a welt pocket, but one that is just for looks and does not include the pocket bag. Do you have a tutorial on this by any chance? I'm having difficulty with following the instructions that come with it.Thanks so much and keep up the great work :)
if you go to our site, professorpincushion.com, you can post an image of the directions in our ask a question forum and I'll do my best to help out.
Sarah Cowan tothe in
I usually love Proff. Pincushion's tutorials, but I found this one very confusing, and did not take me anywhere. No matter how many times I try.
Thank you so much I got it lol;-)
thank you,,😘
how big should the welt part be if your not useing a pattern
my pattern was about 6"X 2 3/4". When the welt was finished, it was about 1" in width
Nice 👍
:-) thank u sooooooo much professor. Vry vry nice to see ur ths tutorial. I just wanna ask tht is ths was a single welt. Plz also teach us sewing double welt pocket
Amrin Dangra thanks for the suggestion, I'll add it to my list.
It didn't show the sewed seam of the pocket after you showed where to sew it! I was waiting for that to see if you included the little triangle in the seam. Now I'll never know. :(
joannepbx Yes, you should sew the little triangles into the seam allowance! Happy sewing!
I hate welt pockets, who thought of this man
Ilovethis
Really good, easy to follow tutorial. My pattern instructions made no sense to me. This tutorial made all the difference.
Hello Ms. Pincushion, I attend the Art institute of Minneapolis and it is so funny when I hear everyone say that the welt pocket is so complicated. You have always broken things down so nicely for me and I have suggested you to fellow seamstress students. Have you ever made a full wedding dress, ballgown, A-line or any other type? if so what was the most complex part of it?
Sabrina L I haven't made anything too formal but I think if you break anything down and just take it one step at a time, you can sew anything. I think it's not really particular steps that I find complex but more fabric type that can get me frustrated. If I'm sewing with a fabric that frays, slips and snags, I start to feel the need to break something ;)
How you ever thought about doing a "sewing stuffed animal" tutorial?
was Simplicity 5710
Confused!
I'm confused as to why you wet the fabric when you were applying the fusible interfacing. Moisture and steam are what is used to remove fusible interfacing. I have never seen anyone else do this.
+Lisette O I hadn't heard that steam is used to remove fusible interfacing. It's always worked for me for adhering fusible interfacing but definitely reference the instructions that come with yours. Maybe some brands are different but I've never had an issue.
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