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Step 19Optional: Stitch in cord
a. Measure a loop of cord to however long you wish. To wear mine across my body, I used 60" (153) of 3/16" (.4) screening spline. Overlap the ends 1" (2.5) to form a loop and hand sew together securely. To pull the needle through the screening spline, I needed to use some rubber hand sewing traction gripper disc thingy. Or cut the ends at a sharp angle, super glue them together and wrap in a thin, flat spiral of electrical tape.
b. Using black electrical tape, tape the loop into the inside crease of the pouch. Have the part where you stitched it together in there.
c. Close and top stitch the cord into place. Back tack a few times on the edges. You will need to help push the pouch through the machine. Test top stitching a cord into a thick mass of folded fused plastic scrap if this is a first for you.
b. Using black electrical tape, tape the loop into the inside crease of the pouch. Have the part where you stitched it together in there.
c. Close and top stitch the cord into place. Back tack a few times on the edges. You will need to help push the pouch through the machine. Test top stitching a cord into a thick mass of folded fused plastic scrap if this is a first for you.
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