The necessary equipment

• fabric for the exterior of the pouch (about 40x15 cm, the exact size depending on your device)
• of cotton fleece (same dimensions)
• fabric for lining (same dimensions)
• possibly falling fabric for decoration
• the material for the seamstress: wire, pins, a sewing machine or a needle, a pair of scissors, a meter, a chalk

Manufacturing steps

Click to arrive directly at different stages!

• take measures, cut the tissue
• decorate the outside
• assemble outside
• assemble the lining
• climb inside and outside all

Measures and cuts

Exhibit 1 a copy.	Item 2 in duplicate.

Draw the pattern directly on the outer shell of the jacket with a chalk. Cut to 5 mm tracks for your stitching! (I tend to cut more off but it is absolutely useless!)

Use your cuts to cut the liner fabric and fleece. Let the fleece and the outer fabric pinned, and then build (do not build like me with white wire if the fleece is white, use a wire that appears on the white!) .

Decoration

I am preparing my paper applied before cutting the parts and the sewing machine to drone.
This step is obviously not mandatory and can be completely different! Made according to your ideas!

Assembly from the outside

We must now form the pouch. Sewing frame will serve as a benchmark for the pieces.
It starts with one side. It is fixed on the front, place against place with pins, on coud. Then fixed on the bottom with pins, on coud it ends with the rear.

This is the same for the other side. I then finished with a zigzag because the fleece tends to fray a lot, but it is not mandatory, it will be taken in the lining ...

Assembly of the liner

Then same thing for the liner, there is no need to go to the end, the front of the fabric must be found within.

Assembly from the outside and the lining

Assemble the lining and exterior of the cover at the flap, place against place. Charting the rounding of the back with chalk (flare better be prepared that both sides at right angles when it will return both tissues). Sew the fold. Cut off excess fabric near the seam and notched to avoid creases turning tissues.

Back tissues (like a sock), put the liner in the pocket, cut off excess fabric if necessary (I had left extra fabric to finish the seam by tucking the fabric lining on the outside, it was found that my outer fabric with fleece was much too thick, so I opted for the reverse, fold the lining on the outside). \x3cbr/\x3e Then fold the fabric of the lining on the outside and sew (if possible by hand, you see, but the seams are difficult to make accessible to the machine).

There is more than sewing a small piece of scratch and the cover is finished! The scratch can be sewn on the front lining, side flap to avoid a seam in the hand that does not exceed the outside (it's not very nice if you see the seam on the outside of the cover). I did not because my lining is made of jersey, the opening of the pouch is too drawn on the fabric.