Job Jackets
Add a pocket of his jacket shell is not only useful but also very genuine. As I always say, look at original photos of jackets with pockets. You decide what kind of bag you want. Check ECHOES OF GLORY: weapons and equipment of the Confederacy and the echoes of glory: weapons and equipment UNION.
Adding a pocket improve his coat. I put one on the left side of my jacket, and is actually implemented. Check original photos for internships and pocket styles. Pockets were common.
These techniques of sewing a simple upgrade jacket cheaper, making it more functional and valuable without ceasing to be authentic.
As for a jacket custom-shell jacket is the best because in the heat, have a little more ventilation. I would like a coat button 7 or 9. I prefer round the neck as the type of Jenkins, Royall, Greer and jackets all pages 134-5 in the echoes of glory: weapons and equipment of the Confederacy. The reason I like rounded collar is that the square neckline can penetrate into the neck, in the heat.
For generics of the Confederation held at any place, "bang Lotta money for the jacket, "I do not think you can not beat the shell jacket. Personally, I like the jacket Royall. You have the right to look. I like the necklace is a slightly rounded.
For real images of the pockets of jackets finished playing, go to http://www.civilwaruniforms.net/jackets.htm Here are the instructions for adding a pocket to your shell jacket.
To view the sketch, go to [] http://www.civilwaruniforms.net/addingapocket.htm
Figures 1 and 2 – his jacket pocket on the left side.
Pocket is the most common on the left side because most people are right handed. But if you are left handed you can put your pocket on the right side. Pocket can be straight or angled. The bag material may be the same or different as wool jacket. Pockets in the original uniforms were usually on hand and not always a good quality work.
Important Note: adding a pocket took me about four hours, and I was doing civil war uniforms for years. I found that this procedure requires advanced knowledge of sewing. If you do not feel up to it, is a seamstress or tailor to add the pocket. You do not want Do not waste your shell jacket.
Fortunately, at this stage of my career and revive the seam, I would to date, but it was a specific learning for me when I added the pocket. Try putting a pocket on a fabric sample before placing it in his jacket.
In addition, the easiest way to add a pocket as does the jacket – not after it's done.
Figures 3 and 4
Figure 3 – cotton sewing the pieces together. The room size of wool and cotton should be about 6-7 cm deep – large enough you put your hand in my pocket. The bag I did was about 5 1 / 2 inches wide and extended to almost an inch or two in the bottom of the jacket shell.
The lines of the letter "A" are seam lines. The line is the line bifurcated clip for the opening of the bag.
Figure 4 – Sew the pocket of the jacket front. Be sure to bring the two together well. Clip clip online. Turn the pocket inside the jacket and the press. Sewn inside the pocket together.
Figure 5 shows three examples of bag flap. The top diagram shows the folded piece of wool pocket flap. Below this bag folds open pocket. The placement of the lower edge of the fin is folded inside the pocket opening. The photo shows the last flap flap completed by hand stitching on the sides. The point here because in the hand that this sign outer jacket.
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Coach McCoach has been a Civil War reenactor for 27 years. He has recreated many of his own Civil War uniform articles by researching and recreating jackets, haversacks, suspenders, original reproduction stencils, and haversack items. For more information email coach@civilwaruniforms.net
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