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Sewing concept

Flaps

Lined fabric covers attached above the patch pockets for a finished look.

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Where it is used

Assembling Flaps - Step 1

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  1. Place the flap’s outer and lining pieces together. Stitch along three edges.
Assembling Flaps - Step 1
Open the step in the "Women’s Collarless Blazer Sewing Pattern | Button-Front Jacket or Cardigan | Classic Tailored PDF Pattern | L–XXL | A4, Letter, Plotter" pattern →

Assembling Flaps - Step 2

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  1. Trim seam allowances down to 0.5 cm. Carefully snip the corners close to the stitching.
Assembling Flaps - Step 2
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Finishing Flaps

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  1. Turn the flap right side out, gently push out the corners, and press it flat. Baste along the seam edges, then topstitch 0.5 cm from the edge for a neat finish.
Finishing Flaps
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Attaching Flaps - Step 1

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  1. Place the flaps face-to-face on the front piece, aligning along the seam line. IMPORTANT! The open edge of the flap should be at the bottom. Stitch the flap in place, then trim the allowance down to 3–4 mm.
Attaching Flaps - Step 1
Open the step in the "Women’s Collarless Blazer Sewing Pattern | Button-Front Jacket or Cardigan | Classic Tailored PDF Pattern | L–XXL | A4, Letter, Plotter" pattern →

Attaching Flaps - Step 2

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  1. Fold the flap downward and press it flat. Topstitch the flap, keeping a 0.5 cm distance from the seam.
Attaching Flaps - Step 2
Open the step in the "Women’s Collarless Blazer Sewing Pattern | Button-Front Jacket or Cardigan | Classic Tailored PDF Pattern | L–XXL | A4, Letter, Plotter" pattern →

Related terms

requiresLining fabric