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Transform your wardrobe with this step-by-step guide to sewing pockets into your favorite clothes. With simple instructions and line drawings, this book teaches six basic pockets, with suggested alterations to customize each pocket to your wardrobe needs, while learning the history of what pockets looked like and why they remain a political tool today. All the projects are designed for beginner sewists, and most can be made by hand, with no specialty tools or machine required. For every pair of pants with the pockets sewn shut, for every skirt with nowhere to put your hands, for every jacket missing a place to put your cash, there is one dress with pockets big enough to hold your entire world. Finding that one feels like finding a lucky clover among the grass. But clothes with pockets should not be so rare. There are reasons why (spoiler alert: its about patriarchy and capitalism!), and this book will teach you some of the history of fashion and politics, but more importantly, this book will teach you how to fix the problem yourself. With the skills in this book, you can make your old clothes useful again. This book is for sewists who dont always have the time and energy to make a whole garment, and its also for those beginners who have never used a needle and thread. This book is for people who arent satisfied with clothes as they are and want to make a change. Most of all, this book is for everyone, because everyone deserves pockets--

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Why Your Clothes Dont Have Good Pockets, and How to Fix That

2022 Jess Driscoll

This edition Microcosm Publishing 2022

First edition - 3,000 copies - October 22, 2022

eBook ISBN 9781648411823

This is Microcosm #611

Edited by Elly Blue

Cover by Lindsey Cleworth

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Microcosm Publishing is Portlands most diversified publishing house and distributor with a focus on the colorful, authentic, and empowering. Our books and zines have put your power in your hands since 1996, equipping readers to make positive changes in their lives and in the world around them. Microcosm emphasizes skill-building, showing hidden histories, and fostering creativity through challenging conventional publishing wisdom with books and bookettes about DIY skills, food, bicycling, gender, self-care, and social justice. What was once a distro and record label was started by Joe Biel in his bedroom and has become among the oldest independent publishing houses in Portland, OR. We are a politically moderate, centrist publisher in a world that has inched to the right for the past 80 years.

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Contents


1. preface

2. a short history

3: Sewing Fundamentals

4: Hand-sewn Patch Pocket

Running Stitch

Back Stitch

5: Machine-sewn Patch Pocket

6: The Best Patch Pocket

Pocket Flap

Front Pants Pockets

Hoodie Pocket

7: Apron Pocket

Caf Apron

8: Inside Pocket

Fake Pockets

9: Tie-on Pocket

10: Pouch Pockets

Belt Pouch

Pochette

Belt Loop Pocket

11: Conclusion

Sources and further Reading

About the author

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  • preface

a short

history

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sewing

fundamentals

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Hand-sewn

Patch Pocket

machine-Sewn Patch pocket The best Patch pocket Apron pocket - photo 6

machine-Sewn

Patch pocket

The best Patch pocket Apron pocket Inside pocket - photo 7

The best

Patch pocket

Apron pocket Inside pocket Tie-on pocket - photo 8

Apron

pocket

Inside pocket Tie-on pocket pouch pockets - photo 9

Inside

pocket

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Tie-on

pocket

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pouch

pockets

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Sources and

Further Reading

Books

The Pocket: A Hidden History of Womens Lives , 1660-1900 by Barbara Burman and Ariane Fennetaux

Dress in the Age of Jane Austen: Regency Fashion by Hilary Davidson

Readers Digest Complete Guide to Sewing: Step by Step Techniques for Making Clothes and Home Accessories

Martha Stewarts Encyclopedia of Sewing and Fabric Crafts: Basic Techniques for Sewing, Applique, Embroidery, Quilting, Dyeing, and Printing

Articles

Why Womens Pockets Are Useless: A History by Ariana Tobin marketplace.org/2014/09/18/tech/why-womens-pockets-are-useless-history/

The Power of a Pocket by Paul Johnson spectator.co.uk/article/the-power-of-a-pocket

Pockets by Jan Diehm and Amber Thomas pudding.cool/2018/08/pockets/

Women Embrace Menswear (WWD 100 issue 11/01/2010) by Venessa Lau wwd.com/fashion-news/fashion-features/moment-11-women-embrace-menswear-3344600/

Form and Deformity: The Trouble with Victorian Pockets by Christopher Todd Matthews jstor.org/stable/10.2979/vic.2010.52.4.561?seq=1

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11. CONCLUSION

About the

Author

Jess Driscoll is a writer and teacher who has been blogging since 2001. She lives on Semiahmoo land in the suburbs of Vancouver, BC. When shes not sewing, shes baking. When shes not baking, shes hiking. Through it all, she makes zines. This is her first published book of nonfiction. Follow the author at jessdriscoll.com.

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