How To Make a Trouser Watch Pocket Full Tutorial 

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Thank you, will do. I am glad you enjoy the content. I am Ukrainian, so now we are a bit busy dealing with russian invasion, but soon I hope to get back to work 💪🏻

Hey 👋🏻 I am happy my videos are helpful, I put a lot of effort into them. And the next video is gonna be on shirtmaking.😉 The bespoke waistband is a big topic to cover: how to assemble it without fusible interfacing, shaping, attaching and lots of handwork creating a 'curtain' cover on the inside. It took several videos to cover this topic from A-Z in my full online trousermaking course. If you are interested, just e-mail me or send me a message to my Instagram and you are gonna learn everything there.

I surely will, thank you for support 🙌🏻

I am glad you liked it. The next video is gonna be about trousers as well.

You're welcome, threre is gonna be more.

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First you make them, then you wear them))

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Hi 👋🏻 thank you for your feedback, new videos are about to come! You can contact me via DM on Instagram @bespoke.educator or through the contact button on my Instagram profile that leads to WhatsApp and I will tell you about all the tutoring i have to offer 🤝🏻 Also link to my Instagram is in the description section of the video.

Thank you! You are totally right, the facing on minute 7 reinforces nothing, it just prevents the pocketing form getting visible. There are quite a few ways of making these kind of pockets, I forgot to mention that. :))) Yes, you could use the trouser cloth for the whole pocket, and it can work with a rather thin cloth, such as 210-250 grams per meter. If you are working with havier fabrics 280-300 grams per meter it may end up a bit bulky. As you can see, my facing is cut in such a way that it does not get inside the side seams of pocketing keeping them thin. So, if you are using trouser cloth for the whole pocket, you have to change the method of finishing the pocket without making it too thick. For example, instead of double seam I am showing, you can cover the edges with a silk bias binding (no overlocking is allowed). There is another bullet-proof way: use only the pocketing, without any facings and just cover the pocket opening with a flap. ;)

@@BESPOKEEDUCATOR wow! Thank you so much for your throurough answer! Makes so much sense, I'll definitely keep the thing about the thickness of the fabric in mind! I've always found covering the seams of pockets with bias tape a very elegant way so I'll definitely be trying that. Thanks again!