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SUMMARY:Fusing
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DESCRIPTION: The preparation stages always take the longest. To get the pocket pieces and fly ready we need to fuse the wrong sides on each piece and leave a seam allowance along the sewn edges.Some may gasp at the sight of fusing in bespoke garments but believe me trouser makers up and down Savile Row do the same. Remember most of what we fuse won’t be visible on the finished garment.We have provided a template for the back pockets but not for the hip. I decided that I would should the way I learned to make hip pockets on the row. Which is a sort of ‘cut as you go’ at the machine. You’ll see how I do that in the next episode.My fly guard and bearer are lined with the same pocketing used for the pockets. I believe this gives a nice uniform finish to the inside.This pocketing could be switched out for lining if you wanted to do a fancy contrast.Take your time, make sure the fusing is well stuck down before moving to the next piece.

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