This pocket is the easiest type of pocket to make.

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This pocket style is often used on pants and shorts.

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This pocket is attached to the side seam of a garment.

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If you are using plaid, stripe or printed fabric, it is important to match this pocket to the garment.

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It can be cut as part of the garment front and back.

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This pocket is diagonal or curved and attaches to the waist and side seams of a garment.

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Sometimes a flap is stitched above this type of pocket.

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You can cut all of this pocket's pieces from lining fabric.

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You can cut the inside front section of this pocket from lining fabric.

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When making a pair of these pockets, be sure they are the same size and shape.

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This pocket is usually unlined, unless the fabric is not firm enough to hold its shape.

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All of the construction for this pocket is done on the inside of the garment.

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The back section of this pocket must be cut from the garment fabric because it is part of the main garment.

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