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Angel's
Pocket - Basic Pattern
Submitted by Gwen |
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| Folded
pocket |
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This
little "Angel's Pocket" can be made any suitable size. |
Small
ones from 6" square can be used
on the genecology wards for very early losses. Larger squares 10"-12"
can be used by the Delivey Wards.
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The
pocket in flat format
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You will need 3 squares of material for each pocket
This sample is made from 3, 10 " squares. Use any suitable lightweight
material e.g. fine cotton, satin, towelling.
Pale colours.
Press ALL pieces before sewing
From the material, (or a mixture of matching materials), cut out three 10"
squares.
Fold one square in half diagonally, to form a triangle
Along the LONG side of the triangle, stitch eyelet lace. Or make eyelet
holes.
Attach ribbon at each end and thread through holes, meeting in the centre.
Leave enough ribbon at centre to form a bow.
Stitch triangle to corner and sides of one 10" square.
Stitch lace all around the square, flatten to inside.
Putting RIGHT SIDES TOGETHER attach the other 10" square leaving a
gap 2"-3" long on one side where the pocket is joined.
Put fingers into gap and pull all the square through the gap, so that right
side is now facing.
Turn in material of gap slightly and seal
Top stitch all the way round
If you have
an over locker (Serger) you can layer the pieces right side out in the
correct order and over lock (serge) round.
Then attach lace.
You should now be able to pull up into a little pocket.
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