Removable winter jacket liner

Step 3 Cut out your pieces

Now you're going to make the lining panels.  Take the fabric you chose for your liner and flip it so the wrong side (the side you don't want showing) is facing up.  Place your fresh cut newspaper patterns on top and pin them down.  Use your marker or chalk to trace around your patterns.

Remember!!   You need two front panels.  Trace it once with "Side A" facing up, and then a second time with "Side B" facing up.

Cut 'em out!

Now is the time to lay them on your jacket where they belong and trim any access fabric or bulges you may have accumulated.  Your pieces should be within, but close to, the seams around their corresponding panels.  Too small will still work, but if it bothers you, you can make a new piece.

Note:  If you're using a thinner fabric, you could cut out two pieces for every panel and stitch them together!

Comments

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Also, instead of cutting out the front panel twice, you could fold that part of the fabric, with the nice side on the inside of the fold. You'd have a mirror image and both parts cut out at once. The only problem I can see rising from this would be if the fabric resists cutting at that thickness.