I am putting a welt pocket on a denim jacket. The instructions in the pattern sounded too hard I thought I would just do a patch pocket to avoid the headache. Then I remembered you had done a video on making one. After watching your clear and precise instructions, I am confident I can make a welt pocket. Thank you!
I've been terrified of welt pockets because if it is badly done, you can tell immediately that the garment is homemade. Your tutorial is the best I've seen and I especially like where you tell us where the tricky parts are and what to do to make sure that you should be especially careful. Thanks so much. I will be watching all your other tutorials because you are a good teacher!
Dear Anastasia I have spent 2 days trying to sew a welt pocket and each time they have come out rubbish! I have just looked at your video and tomorrow I will give it a go it seems the easiest video I have found I will let you know how I get on!
I'm a beginner and up until now I always accomodated my lack of knowledge and skills by making simple projects, but I want to progress and I want to make a skirt with welt pockets. Your tutorial was so well made and well explainedthat I think I'm ready to try this technique ! Thank you !
Watching for the second time. I can’t find the one I cut so now I gotta make one up. But I already like the way you open the pocket to sew onto the welt and it seemed easier than I have seen before. Thanks
Great tutorial!!!😊 To remove fusible interfacing glue from the iron soleplate, there are two methods: 1. Use a pair of tweezers and rub a paracetamol (acetaminophen) tablet on the hotplate and a dry washcloth to rub it off. This can be a fiddly method, or, 2. Use hot iron cleaner. Squeeze a bit on the washcloth and rub it in a circular motion on the hot sole plate. Now to avoid having to use any cleaning method in the future, as mentioned in the video use a pressing cloth.
This was a great way to show this process! Thank you so much for sharing this. Can I ask...How does this process change when using lining in the pocket??
This is great! But I have a question. I am making a costume that has an upper flap and the welt. The fabric is not thin like your demo. It is a suit coat for a Dickens event and I am at the place where they say to cut it. I have the top flap pinned and the welt pinned where the box is marked on my pocket lining and my coat. Can I sew the welt on and then the flap ? the instructions did not say to put interfacing on the front of the coat pocket. I am thinking I should use fusible and fuse to the coat where the welt and flap go. Your thoughts please.
For me, you just got a little too fast and a little unclear in the video starting at 9:12. Super unclear at that point unless you already knew what you’re doing luckily, I had written instructions.
I watched other tutorials and yours is the easiest to follow. I know I can actually do a welt pocket. Thank you sew sew much.❤
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad that my tutorial was helpful for you. Keep up the great work!
I am putting a welt pocket on a denim jacket. The instructions in the pattern sounded too hard I thought I would just do a patch pocket to avoid the headache. Then I remembered you had done a video on making one. After watching your clear and precise instructions, I am confident I can make a welt pocket. Thank you!
Who needs headaches when you can have welt pockets, right? I'm glad my video could make it easier for you. You got this!
@@SewAnastasia Life is always better with pockets.
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Oh my gosh I've had nightmares over welt pockets.... thank you so much for your very clear and informative video!!!
You are very welcome 🤗
Anastasia, your tutorials are fantastic! thank you! you've helped me so much in my sewing journey.
I'm so glad my tutorials are making a difference!
There are so many ways it seems to do these pockets. This one looks pretty easy. Thanks!!
Its my favorite way.
BRILLIANT I have watched others and yours is a lot simpler than others you make it look very good too thamks Anastasia xxxxx
@@davidmarsh959 welcome! 🤗
The easiest method of any tutorial I’ve seen! Thank you!!!
Woohoo 🥳
I've been terrified of welt pockets because if it is badly done, you can tell immediately that the garment is homemade. Your tutorial is the best I've seen and I especially like where you tell us where the tricky parts are and what to do to make sure that you should be especially careful. Thanks so much. I will be watching all your other tutorials because you are a good teacher!
Happy pocket making. You got this!!!! Thank you for watching.
Thank you, you make it so easy to follow
I wish you knew how much you have helped me on my sewing journey! You deserve all the success you work hard for. Thank you Anastasia ❤
Awww I really appreciate that. The best way you can help me is by reposting & sharing my sewing content with others 🎀🥰 Thank you soooo much! 🥰
Same here! Anastasia is amazing.
@@jessag04 thank you 😊
Thank so Anastasia your tutorial is not complicated but so easy and simply now I am not afraid to sew welt pockets for my customers
That’s amazing to hear! I’m so happy your going to give them a try now. Thank you for watching 🎀
I've made singe welt pockets for decades. This is a very easy tutorial. Excellent!!
Glad it was helpful! Happy Sewing.
Best vid EVER ❤❤❤
Thank you so much for your kind words!
Dear Anastasia I have spent 2 days trying to sew a welt pocket and each time they have come out rubbish! I have just looked at your video and tomorrow I will give it a go it seems the easiest video I have found I will let you know how I get on!
Thank you so much for watching my video! I'm glad you found it helpful. I can't wait to hear how your welt pocket turns out. Good luck!
did it look good?
So cool. Complicated, but clear. Terrifying, but terrific. 👏👏👏
lol. 😂 You can do it!!!
I'm a beginner and up until now I always accomodated my lack of knowledge and skills by making simple projects, but I want to progress and I want to make a skirt with welt pockets. Your tutorial was so well made and well explainedthat I think I'm ready to try this technique ! Thank you !
You can do it! Thank you so much for the kind complements. 🥰 I am happy you enjoyed the video.
Very good instructions , makes me feel like I can do this . Thanks !
You can do it! 🎀 Thank you for watching.
A great tutorial!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
This is a fantastic tutorial!
Thank you! Cheers!
Watching for the second time. I can’t find the one I cut so now I gotta make one up. But I already like the way you open the pocket to sew onto the welt and it seemed easier than I have seen before. Thanks
Great tutorial! Thanks Anastasia! I may have to visit Chicago one day!
You totally need to come visit the studio one day! Thank you for watching 🎀
Such a great tutorial! Thanks!!
Very welcome 🤗 thank you for watching.
Excellent tutorial. Thank you very much
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching.
Thank you it helped a lot😊
Glad it helped!
Best tutorial Thank you.
Awwww thank you so much.
wow very informative
Happy you enjoyed it. ❤️
Great tutorial!!!😊
To remove fusible interfacing glue from the iron soleplate, there are two methods: 1. Use a pair of tweezers and rub a paracetamol (acetaminophen) tablet on the hotplate and a dry washcloth to rub it off. This can be a fiddly method, or, 2. Use hot iron cleaner. Squeeze a bit on the washcloth and rub it in a circular motion on the hot sole plate.
Now to avoid having to use any cleaning method in the future, as mentioned in the video use a pressing cloth.
I am totally going to try those methods! Thank you 😊
This was a great way to show this process! Thank you so much for sharing this. Can I ask...How does this process change when using lining in the pocket??
I got fusible glue on my iron and some acetone (fingernail polish remover) took it right off.
That’s great to hear you got it off!
This is great! But I have a question. I am making a costume that has an upper flap and the welt. The fabric is not thin like your demo. It is a suit coat for a Dickens event and I am at the place where they say to cut it. I have the top flap pinned and the welt pinned where the box is marked on my pocket lining and my coat. Can I sew the welt on and then the flap ? the instructions did not say to put interfacing on the front of the coat pocket. I am thinking I should use fusible and fuse to the coat where the welt and flap go. Your thoughts please.
I would interface the areas for sure. yes u can do welt then flap.
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Hi!!! Have y'all been sewing? Would love to have you back. Thank you for watching the vids too!
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Thank you so much. Can you use the same method on pants?
You can use this method on anything!!! Thank you for watching & happy sewing.
For me, you just got a little too fast and a little unclear in the video starting at 9:12. Super unclear at that point unless you already knew what you’re doing luckily, I had written instructions.
Thanks for watching today. I hope you got your pockets!
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Awesome tutorial!! Thank you.
Your welcome. Thank you for watching.