Patch Pockets applied with inside stitching and so difficult to accomplish with the usual sewing equipment, are easily done on this tubular bed machine. After pocket is finished across top according to styling, place two lines of No. 10 or No. 12 stitching along sides and bottom, the first slightly less than the seam width from the cut edge, and the second a quarter inch outside the first. Draw bobbin thread slightly to control fullness of seam allowance around curved portion of pocket. Press with steam to shrink away excess between the stitchings and trim the seam away close to the second stitching. Slip baste pocket section to garment from right side of garment.
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