🔍The Craftsman and Turning 20 patterns are perfect for adding a pocket to your quilt.
🧵Measure the block area and cut your fabric accordingly to create the pocket.
🪡Iron the fusible onto the fabric and sew the pieces together to form the pocket.
🔐Mark the placement for the zipper and attach it to the pocket using steam or glue.
💝Admire your finished pocket and enjoy the surprise inside!
Can I add a pocket to any quilt pattern?
—Yes, the Craftsman and Turning 20 patterns are highly recommended for adding a pocket, but you can experiment with other designs as well.
What materials do I need to create a quilt pocket?
—You will need fabric, interfacing, a zipper, and basic sewing tools.
How do I measure the fabric for the pocket?
—Measure the block area and add an inch to the measurements to determine the size of your fabric.
Can I use a different closure instead of a zipper?
—Yes, you can use other closures like buttons or velcro if you prefer.
Where can I find the Craftsman and Turning 20 patterns?
—You can find the Craftsman and Turning 20 patterns on our website.
00:12Learn how to make a pocket on a quilt using the Craftsman and Turning 20 patterns.
01:54Measure the block area and cut the fabric to create the pocket.
02:48Iron the fusible onto the fabric and sew the pieces together to form the pocket.
04:10Mark the placement for the zipper and attach it to the pocket using steam or glue.
06:02Admire the finished pocket and find a surprise inside.
