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Sewing Hong Kong finishing inside my jacket.

The unlined black jacket I'm making from "no-wale" corduroy frays terribly! An explosion of black fabric pieces everywhere. Even though I cut it out with pinking shears.

Now I am covering raw edges with Hong Kong finishing. Never did this before. What a production! Each seam has two raw edges. I'm getting faster.

For fun, I chose a contrasting color. Nobody will see the inside of the jacket but me.

Yesterday I tried on the jacket for Karen. I wanted to know if the back and front fit me properly.

"Oh, Kathleen!" Karen said. "It's beautiful! I love the fabric."

Glad to know I'm on the right track.

Photos: Jacket is inside out. The white is interfacing.

LiterateHiker 9 Aug 1
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Yup, definitely the type of fabric that has to have finished seams. It'll be so worth the work when it's finished though! I love the contrast!!

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Your a very talented seamstress I am sure you will look fantastic in it

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You are doing such a good job of it.

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Love it, I have a friend who makes costumes for the film industry, so I know how much work is involved.

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Nice work

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