In the fitted silhouette models, the waist tuck and the frame for the welt pocket can be located in one place. The accuracy of processing of this sewing unit is a prerequisite for sewing such models.
How to correctly and in what sequence perform this sewing step, we consider the example of a full-size jacket model from Burda 8/2018:
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Exactly on the figure: waist tucks on the dress
Step 1
To make tucks and pockets, cut the shelves as shown in the figure (the cut lines in the figure are solid and are indicated by a thicker outline), not reaching 1 cm to the transverse marks. To cut off the shaded areas.
Step 2
On the shelves, grind the tucks. Cut the depth of the tucks to a width of 1 cm and iron, slack the weaknesses at the tops of the tucks. Mark the tuck depths.
Step 3
On the shelves, make short transverse seams from the side sections. Iron the seam allowances. Cross sections of shelves to sweep with a manual seam "goat".
How to hem the bottom of a product manually with a goat seam
Step 4
Fill welt pockets into the flange frame. All the details and the sequence of processing such pockets in our master class:
Framed welt pocket with flap
Source and illustration: Burda 8/2018
