I know it’s been a bit since I’ve posted anything. I got buried with prepping and teaching a new university course. The semester is not quite over, but I’m getting close to freedom. At the end of September, I posted a picture of a t-shirt pocket on Instagram that got a lot of attention. One thing requested was that I make a tutorial on how I get such great looking pockets. I thought this would be an easy way to get back into the groove of blogging. So here’s my method for adding a pocket to a t-shirt.
My secret? I use SewkeysE double sided fusible stay tape in ½” width. I’m not sponsored by SewkeysE. I just love this stuff and use it for EVERYTHING.
Step one, make sure to cut a perfect rectangle. I cut my pocket 5-inches wide by 5.5-inches high. I don’t use a paper template, but instead, pull out my ruler to get an accurate cut.
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