Placing an inside pocket in the lining of a Leather Jacket

[@jempadilla05]

Omg! a perfect video tutorial for a pocket lover like meeee. Thank you so much for sharing this 😭✨🌼

[@nyetloki]

KZbin needs more of this type of video. Modifying an existing jacket to add pockets. Very nice!

[@teamklutzy5652]

Good to know! Thanks!

[@JourneyOnLife]

Thank you. I was looking for a way to sew a pocket in the lining of my jacket and I just found ones that were to sew a pocket on a piece of cloth. But I have an already existing jacket with lining. I was not about to take apart my jacket. Btw I bought a nice jacket/coat but didn't realize it had no pocket inside. So thank you for showing how to do this in other then just a practice cloth that can be sewn on.

[@teamklutzy5652]

Most happy to help. Happy Sewing.

[@jingdono]

I was looking for a tutorial exactly like this, so thank you for posting it. Also, you made me realise I want a pocket on both sides, not just one for my phone.

[@teamklutzy5652]

Happy to help! Have a lovely day!

[@ang2887]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! That is exactly what I needed and finally found on your channel. I got the fabric already. 💪

[@teamklutzy5652]

Wonderful. So happy to help. Happy sewing.

[@theREmissionary]

Man, am I glad I found this! My brother wants me to add inside pockets to his vest, and I was fretting over how in the world to do that without taking the thing apart. THAT wasn't gonna happen! Now I can try this, and if it doesn't work I just won't give him his vest back. LOL

[@teamklutzy5652]

Hehehe! Good plan. Best of luck!

[@ovalwingnut]

Wonderful. It never ceases to amaze me at the skill set required: Brains, creativity, dexterity and mechanical aptitude. Knuckle draggers take note :) Thank you for the video. Cheers from So CA, 3rd House On the Right.

[@teamklutzy5652]

Thank you for your kindness!

[@littlechick73]

Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!

[@teamklutzy5652]

Happy to help!

[@osvaldomorinigo]

Thanks!! This is exactly what I was looking for

[@teamklutzy5652]

So happy to help. Best to you!

[@elisegregory5696]

Hiiii this is a very useful tutorial, thank you, I was also wondering about how structurally sound this is, like would I need to add some interfacing or some other type of support to make sure it doesn't droop on the outside? I'm doing it on a varsity type jacket. Thanks again!!!

[@teamklutzy5652]

Yes use interfacing for that type of jacket. I did have one pocket unravel a bit. Next time, I would go around again with the hand stitching. Otherwise the pockets are still working well. Happy sewing.

[@sir_maherk5220]

good job thank you

[@teamklutzy5652]

Welcome!

[@Fred-zc8lt]

Superb, you to me right back to home-ec. Thank you

[@teamklutzy5652]

Oh wow. Forgot about ole home ec. Welcome!

[@CLIK68]

Excellent video, thank you so much.

[@teamklutzy5652]

Welcome!

[@hemmm996]

Loved it! Thanks!!!

[@teamklutzy5652]

Hope it helps.

[@voltacs5750]

I have no clue why there are barely any videos about pockets

[@teamklutzy5652]

Me either! That is why I tried one.

[@brendaescalon2175]

Fabulous. Thank you

[@teamklutzy5652]

Hope it helps!

[@merrilew]

This is fantastic! I travel for a living, and I want to modify all of my travel jackets and vests like this! Would you possibly do a video like that? Thank you new subscriber here.

[@teamklutzy5652]

Thank you! I will look into making another video. I appreciate your imput.

[@teamklutzy5652]

Hi, now that I am doing better after surgery can you tell me exactly what type of travel jacket and vests your are needed to alter? I don't have either. Thanks for watching us.

[@jimihazel1874]

Thanks so much for the tutorial! What stitch did you use to sew the pocket onto the jacket?

[@teamklutzy5652]

Welcome. I did a hidden long whip stitch. Bring the needle through the fabric , tuck in the knot, go over about an 1/8 of an inch behind the fabric, back up and repeat.

[@CathyHatmaker-w4h]

I got the concept from watching the video. It would have been nice if more verbal instructions of what you were doing. All in all I was able to figure it out.

[@teamklutzy5652]

Thank you. We always appreciate constructive input. I will keep that in mind in the future. Have a lovely day.