Clase magistral: coser una chaqueta bomber de punto (Parte 2: bolsillos ribeteados con hoja con cremallera) | Vykroyka.com.ua

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In the 2nd part of the video course on sewing a knitted bomber jacket, we make one of the most spectacular and practical details of the jacket - a welt pocket with an adjustable or set-in leaf and a reliable spiral zipper. You will learn how to prepare a thick sheet of cashcorse or footer, sew a zipper correctly and connect pocket burlap without excess thickness of the seams.

1. Preparation of leaves

The leaflet is cut 2.5–3.0 cm wide when finished and is necessarily duplicated with a thin knitted interlining to ensure clarity of the geometry of the ribs.

2. Sewing in a zipper

The zipper is stitched to the inner fold of the leaf, protecting the contents of the pocket from falling out when moving.

3. Cutting a pocket

The shelf slot is cut strictly between the stitching lines, the corners are notched to the ends of the lines at an angle of 45° at a distance of 1 mm from the knot.

4. Burlap pocket

The upper burlap is cut from a thin welt, and the lower one is cut from the main footer, providing an aesthetic appearance when the zipper is open.

Advice to the master
Use a zipper foot (single-horn foot) to stitch close to the zipper teeth. And ready-made bomber jacket patterns can be downloaded from our catalog ready-made patterns.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

How wide should the leaf on a knitted bomber jacket be?
The standard width of the finished leaf is 2.5 cm.

Is it possible to sew a pocket without a zipper?
Yes, the classic pocket with a leaf can be left open or secured with a secret button in the center.

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