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Step 7SEWING THE LINING
With right sides together, pin your pocket/with interfacing to your lining. Next sew the long side of your pocket to the long side of the pocket lining right sides together. Trim threads and turn right sides out and press. You should have a flap ironed flat at the seam with right sides together having wrong sides together.
Pin your lined pocket to your (bag lining right sides together.) NOTE: Make sure you pin the open ends to the bottom of the bag lining. The sewn part of the pocket should be at the top for a pocket opening. Sew along the raw edges (the long side with a narrow seam. Trim threads. ) Next slide you Capri sun packages through the pocket sleeve. Next make a couple of seams where you want to make individual pockets. If you do not sew a couple of seams here, your pocket will hang open and not be useful. You could sew 3 seams if you want. It depends on how big of an item your going to put in the individual pockets. I designed these pockets to hold bottled water or frozen bottled water to keep the bag cold.
Next with right sides together pin the bag side to the bag lining. Sew a narrow seam. Trim threads and press. Next sew the other side of the bag to the bag lining making a narrow seam. Trim threads and press. You can sew both sides at the same sitting but by doing it this way you catch mistakes early.
You should have an open sleeve now. Next you will be following step 6 for sewing the bottom of the bag lining to the bag. Refer back to step 6 for that.
Pin your lined pocket to your (bag lining right sides together.) NOTE: Make sure you pin the open ends to the bottom of the bag lining. The sewn part of the pocket should be at the top for a pocket opening. Sew along the raw edges (the long side with a narrow seam. Trim threads. ) Next slide you Capri sun packages through the pocket sleeve. Next make a couple of seams where you want to make individual pockets. If you do not sew a couple of seams here, your pocket will hang open and not be useful. You could sew 3 seams if you want. It depends on how big of an item your going to put in the individual pockets. I designed these pockets to hold bottled water or frozen bottled water to keep the bag cold.
Next with right sides together pin the bag side to the bag lining. Sew a narrow seam. Trim threads and press. Next sew the other side of the bag to the bag lining making a narrow seam. Trim threads and press. You can sew both sides at the same sitting but by doing it this way you catch mistakes early.
You should have an open sleeve now. Next you will be following step 6 for sewing the bottom of the bag lining to the bag. Refer back to step 6 for that.
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