Noel Chair Pocket Directions
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Noel N.O.W. Chair Pockets (these pockets were designed to hang from the back of the chairs we use in our Contemporary worship service. They are designed to hold a pen, visitor /prayer request cards, etc. and can be easily removed so that the chairs can be stacked & stored) For each pocket Cut: 2 rectangles of blue denim 10.5” x 5.5 “ 2 rectangles of blue denim 13” x 5.5 “ 1 rectangle of plastic needlepoint canvas 7.5” x 4.24 1 strip of Velcro, 4 “ long Directions : (I used white thread so that it would show up in pictures, but of course you would want to use thread that matches the fabric) 1--With right sides together, sew the top & bottom of the smaller rectangle with ½” seams, leaving sides open. 2--Turn right side out and press well. 3--Fold the bottom up 4” and press again.
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These pockets were designed to hang from the back of the chairs we use in our Contemporary worship service. They are designed to hold a pen, visitor /prayer request cards, etc. and can be easily removed so that the chairs can be stacked & stored--they have a velcro strap that wraps around the top of our chairs.
Transcript of Noel Chair Pocket Directions
Noel N.O.W. Chair Pockets (these pockets were designed to hang from the back of the chairs we use in our Contemporary worship service. They are designed to hold a pen, visitor /prayer
request cards, etc. and can be easily removed so that the chairs can be stacked & stored)
For each pocket Cut: 2 rectangles of blue denim 10.5” x 5.5 “ 2 rectangles of blue denim 13” x 5.5 “ 1 rectangle of plastic needlepoint canvas 7.5” x 4.24 1 strip of Velcro, 4 “ long Directions: (I used white thread so that it would show up in pictures, but of course you would want to use thread that matches the fabric) 1--With right sides together, sew the top & bottom of the smaller rectangle with ½” seams, leaving sides open.
2--Turn right side out and press well. 3--Fold the bottom up 4” and press again.
4--Stitch a “Pen pocket” 2” from left side.
5--Lay on top of the right side of one of the long pieces, having the bottom edge ¾” from the bottom of the long piece.
6--Machine-baste raw edges in place.
7--With right sides together, lay other long piece on top and pin. Stitch ½” seam around both sides and bottom, leaving the top edge free.
8--Trim corners. Turn right side out and press well. 9--Top-stitch across bottom of pocket.
10--Slide plastic needlepoint canvas into he opening and be sure it is positioned at the bottom.
11--On back of pocket, measure down 4“ from the top and sew the soft side of the Velcro in place across the back of the pocket.
12--Press under the top edges.
13--Position the rough side of the Velcro flush with the top edge and top-stitch the top edge shut, stitching through Velcro at the same time.
Here’s the finished pocket with the top turned under.
