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Roo sewing pattern

by pattern designers TAUKO Liz Haywood
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Description

Taking inspiration from historical tie-on pockets, the ROO tie pocket is a modern, roomy design with cargo-style gussets on two sides and a handy coin pocket. Its versatility makes it perfect for adding both function ...

Additional details

Pattern type
Format
PDF and Magazine
Publication
Fabric type Woven
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Release date
January 20, 2026
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File features
A4/Print at home and A0/Copyshop
Language
English
Fabric suggestions Show/hide details
Suitable fabrics include medium-weight, firmly woven fabrics such as denim, corduroy, cotton drill, sturdy cotton or linen, gabardine, and wool that is firmly woven and not too thick. Plain, striped, and checked fabrics, as well as directional prints, are all good options. Make sure the fabric isn’t too thick; otherwise, some parts of the pocket may be too bulky to sew. The pieces do not all have to be cut from the same fabric. They can be cut from a variety of scraps, which is why the fabric requirements are divided for different pieces. You can also use repurposed fabric, such as old jeans.
Fabric requirements Show/hide details
• Pocket fabric: 7"/18 cm x 11.6"/29.5 cm • Gusset fabric: 3.1"/8 cm x 17.9"/45.5 cm • Side strip fabric: 1.5"/4 cm x 7"/18 cm (use optional also a bias binding) • Channel fabric (optional): 7"/18 cm x 4.3"/11 cm
Supplies Show/hide details
• Pre-made bias binding, width 1"/2.5 cm, length 9"/21 cm. Note: You can also make the bias binding yourself. Cut 1.5"/4 cm x 9"/21 cm on bias to make your own bias binding.

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