Brilliant. I remember sometime ago about a study that showed men suffering back pain because they were sitting unevenly with one back pocket filled with an often overstuffed wallet. I have finally understood and conquered the sewing of the men's fly on pants and I am graduating from mock up to my first pair of pants for my husband. He's gonna have a surprise pocket! Thank you!
Reminded me of a documentary about a company that designs and produces clothes for people who rely on wheelchairs. Having pockets that are accessible while sitting was also a big part of the design. Personally, I really love having pockets, even if I don't always use all of them. Just having the option to use them when needed is nice. Stop fake pockets!
🔥Soooo good!!! Definitely gonna add little side pockets to my shorts. I love wearing my cargo pants its the most freeing feeling, knowing that i can carry everything i need comfortably.
I'm glad that you picked up on the smartphone issue. When I made my own trousers I put my phone pocket in the same place for the reasons you mentioned and because unlike the rear pocket it's less likely to send a phone into the toilet.
That is really funny the way you framed the video, answering the question in the first 15 seconds. But, I love random history. Learning why buttons on shirts are on different sides for men and women would be awesome content.
I love listening to you. Your voice is so calming! As well as being so informative. Loving the pocket idea with out having all the extra bulk with a cargo pocket. X
Sooooo... I subscribed to Craftsy, but you don't have classes there, when will you? Is that a possibility? Thank you for the advice, Craftsy is really cool, it's only missing your whimsy
@@CorneliusQuiring If they don't sign you up right away with the highest salary there, they are missing.out... actually hire me as your manager, if Craftsy don't want us, we will go to creativebug! For a mere 90% of your paycheck I will be your manager... What a sweet deal 🤝💯 😂
Have you already made a patch pocket video? Yours looks much nicer than what I’ve managed to do. About front pockets, I’ve lengthened the pockets on the right side of all my pants and the left side for all my husband’s pants for exactly the same reason - phone. We keep on pocket short because it’s annoying to have keys on your thigh 😂But I love the idea of adding patch pockets. I’ll do this next! Although it might be too bulky for jeans.
😂 I do the same for my daughter with every jeans she buys! She was jealous of her brothers pockets. Womens pants are non-functional in that respect. I would also like to see a tutorial on this pocket: it's brilliant!
Pocket tidbit: in the days of skirts supported by hoops at each side, many of these side hoops were made to function as pockets. Rather like carrying a basket or shopping bag with frame on each hip.
Spellbinding as per usual Corn' Thanks for the interesting history and delicious footage demonstrating your honed craft. So down-to-earth, personable, and informative. Fantastic innovation with the phone pockets. To make an elegant cargo-pocket is no small feat imo. Folks are wearing cross-body bags as a result of the new necessity. I'm considering how crazy a funny shoulder-holster thing would look-- since I find them so heavy. Grateful for your accessible, high-quality videos :)
Hello thank you for your videos but now back to topic : There is a Reason for using "detached" or "patch" pockets ( cargopockets) on garments. "Patchpocktes" do not only offer more space - they also seperate the pocket and its "cargo" from the underlying clothpattern which fits your bodyshape. So you can tell if somebody has any type of "cargo" in his pockets , a tumor or just a bad pattern. Hope you kow what i mean . regards Patrick
I love watching you cut your fabric so slowly and carefully. Thanks for reminding me to slow down. I just moved and in the next month or two I will get settled and sewing again. I definitely am going to sign up for your class.
I'm happy to hear that's what you got from the video @ivorybow and @kimberlyflouhouse42. I hope the move was as smooth as possible and you enjoy the new place.
Loooove the side pockets! I am adding them to some of my pants! About the back pockets, I like them for those who need to add a little volume in that area 😊
The side pocket seems like an excellent idea. Would it be difficult to add a side pocket like that to existing pants? I was just looking for my 3rd sewing project and learning pockets seems like a good one?
@@dreadwinter Seams like a good one! 🧵🥸 I’ll let the experts answer, but I think it’s just a matter of opening up the seams along the side of the pants and adding the pockets. Good luck on your nobel quest for pockets! 👍
Yes, it would be possible to do this on a finished pair of pants. As @marcydrake9159 says, you'll need to open the inside leg seam so you have a flat surface to work with.
Not difficult. I followed the instructions from this video, which although for skirts worked just as well on trousers. ua-cam.com/video/thlzJj1EHiY/v-deo.html
an H for the algorithm, also as you guessed im interested in sewing but I make gear (a backpack, pouches, etc) and sometimes clothing (I used your guide to sew myself a white shirt).
The two reasons why I started to make my own clothes were 1) Long sleeve T-shirts never have actually long sleeves and 2) jeans pockets were either way too small or there weren’t enough for me. The pattern I made for my current jeans has 6 huge pockets and it’s genuinely changed my life. Sounds like an exaggeration but it has.
I was looking at taking a video game pant design there military in style from the future the game is mass effect they have the pockets on the side I like this design
Hi! French native speaker here. I think you meant "poche", pronounced like posh. It means bag or pocket. Thank you for your content, dear. I'm taking notes!
Finding myself going the other way. The front pocket definitely is an uncomfortable (yet often the best available) way to store things, so thats one aspect I don't like. Additionally, if i sweat at all, that means my phone, which is in my pocket right next to my sweaty body, is getting wet. So i have been yearning for us to go medieval, wear high waisted pocketless pants, and hang a pouch on a belt around the natural waist. Then, my hips are holding the weight, but it's separated from my disgusting self a little bit. But people do look at me funny when im running around in medieval garb
May they look even more then, I say :) A modern day fanny back is just a reimagined medieval pouch :) It sounds like you know what works for you and I encourage that.
So... pockets for women went from: something that was conveniently held in place by the hips (hands-free), but easy to steal; to something conveniently held in place by the hips and hidden to be less easy to steal; to something that was conveniently held in place by a seam and hidden; to something that is easy to grab while running and oh, by the way, it's gonna slip off your forking shoulder constantly! 😡
"poque" is pronounced like pocket but without the -et at the end. I think "pocket" is the english spelling of "poquette". The -ette at the end for small things is also borrowed from french language :) Interesting video, I didn't know half of it, thank you!
As a quilter who has recently started garment making, I love to see you exploring quilting as well! ETA - a lower side-seam pocket (with a zipper) that is accessible just above the knee is great for situations where you are seated for a long time, such as wheelchair use or long-haul flights.
Indeed! I've been wearing the shorts for a few days now and The pants are great for sitting and standing. Also, I'm glad to hear you're making your way over to the garment side of things :)
Depends on what you're carrying and what posture you're likely to be when you reach for your pocket contents. For example, bike jerseys have pockets across the lower back because anywhere on the legs/hips would be in the way and awkward to reach.
@@Eloraurora could you link a bike jersey as a way to describe that to me? It's sounding like the pants of that outfit don't have pockets at all which would prove my point if it is.
Brilliant. I remember sometime ago about a study that showed men suffering back pain because they were sitting unevenly with one back pocket filled with an often overstuffed wallet. I have finally understood and conquered the sewing of the men's fly on pants and I am graduating from mock up to my first pair of pants for my husband. He's gonna have a surprise pocket! Thank you!
That would make a lot of sense. Also, good on you for finally tackling the fly. Your husband is a lucky man.
That would be George Costanza
Reminded me of a documentary about a company that designs and produces clothes for people who rely on wheelchairs. Having pockets that are accessible while sitting was also a big part of the design.
Personally, I really love having pockets, even if I don't always use all of them. Just having the option to use them when needed is nice.
Stop fake pockets!
Amen, on the fake pockets. Why have them there then, you know. Also, that sounds like an interesting documentry,
The fit and design of those shorts-specTACular!! What a gift you have!
You are kind, thank you!
History, charm and pockets, you’ve got it all Corn!! 👍🙌👏
Thank you :)
These shorts came out really well. I like the sleek design and the placement of the new pocket.
Thank you, I appreciate the thumbs up.
🔥Soooo good!!! Definitely gonna add little side pockets to my shorts. I love wearing my cargo pants its the most freeing feeling, knowing that i can carry everything i need comfortably.
Oh nice, I'm glad to hear you like this approach as well. I've been wearing these shorts for a few days now and am loving them.
I'm glad that you picked up on the smartphone issue. When I made my own trousers I put my phone pocket in the same place for the reasons you mentioned and because unlike the rear pocket it's less likely to send a phone into the toilet.
A phone in the toilet is a true modern risk :)
That is really funny the way you framed the video, answering the question in the first 15 seconds. But, I love random history. Learning why buttons on shirts are on different sides for men and women would be awesome content.
Thank you for the suggestion. Also, I'm glad you learned something in this video.
I love listening to you. Your voice is so calming! As well as being so informative. Loving the pocket idea with out having all the extra bulk with a cargo pocket. X
Oh nice, I'm glad to hear it on all fronts :)
Sooooo... I subscribed to Craftsy, but you don't have classes there, when will you? Is that a possibility?
Thank you for the advice, Craftsy is really cool, it's only missing your whimsy
Well thank you. I will have a chat with the folks over at Cratsy about getting some courses on there :)
@@CorneliusQuiring If they don't sign you up right away with the highest salary there, they are missing.out... actually hire me as your manager, if Craftsy don't want us, we will go to creativebug! For a mere 90% of your paycheck I will be your manager... What a sweet deal 🤝💯 😂
@@CorneliusQuiring but seriously, if you went on Craftsy or creativebug you would do so well, and you could bring people in for your own videos
@AlejandraSabina what other deal to only ask for 90%. Send the paperwork!
@@CorneliusQuiring i'll be the bebe to your Frasier...
Have you already made a patch pocket video? Yours looks much nicer than what I’ve managed to do. About front pockets, I’ve lengthened the pockets on the right side of all my pants and the left side for all my husband’s pants for exactly the same reason - phone. We keep on pocket short because it’s annoying to have keys on your thigh 😂But I love the idea of adding patch pockets. I’ll do this next! Although it might be too bulky for jeans.
I have not made such a video yet. Perhaps a future video. Also, good on you for adjust the pocket lengths to your needs. It makes me happy to hear.
😂 I do the same for my daughter with every jeans she buys! She was jealous of her brothers pockets. Womens pants are non-functional in that respect.
I would also like to see a tutorial on this pocket: it's brilliant!
I did the same with some of my jeans. 😁
great. will try this on my next trousers.
Nice!
Perfect Sunday morning video
You are kind.
@@CorneliusQuiring not really
I always watch your informational tutorial. They are very, very good. Your instructions are very useful. Thank You.
Thank you. I'm glad to hear it.
I like your phone pocket placement a lot. Not sure about losing the back pockets entirely. Great work Cornelius
I'm risky like that :) I'm glad to hear I'm not the only one liking the idea of side pockets.
Pocket tidbit: in the days of skirts supported by hoops at each side, many of these side hoops were made to function as pockets. Rather like carrying a basket or shopping bag with frame on each hip.
Oh nice, thanks for sharing your knowledge in the comments here.
I love this! Thank you, Cornelius!! I learn so much from you! ❤😄
Oh nice, I'm glad to hear it.
Man you do have some great fun when making these videos. It really shows!
I try to have fun, yes :)
Both your camera work and sewn garments are absolutely beautiful! Thank you for sharing such increadible work with all of us :D
You are kind, thank you.
These intros are so good
Thank you ☺️
I added such a side pocket on my leggings for a few years now. Phone size pocket, wont fall out and 'glued' to the upper leg.
Great video
Nice. Those sound like a good pair of legs. Glad I'm not the only one to have thought of this.
Wow! That’s fascinating. Who would have thought that pockets could be so interesting?
I know eh, and there's so much more about pockets that I left out :)
The thumbnail is amazing
I'm chuffed to hear it :)
Your phone pockets look amazing!
I'm glad you think so.
Crazy video!! I am making a 9 pocket jean right now! Not a cargo..
oh nice, may all 9 pockets get used too.
Spellbinding as per usual Corn'
Thanks for the interesting history and delicious footage demonstrating your honed craft.
So down-to-earth, personable, and informative.
Fantastic innovation with the phone pockets. To make an elegant cargo-pocket is no small feat imo.
Folks are wearing cross-body bags as a result of the new necessity. I'm considering how crazy a funny shoulder-holster thing would look-- since I find them so heavy.
Grateful for your accessible, high-quality videos :)
You are very kind, thank you. Also, I definitely think you should make the shoulder-holster thing. It sounds cool.
There’s a great book about pockets that came out last year. Pockets: An Intimate History of How We Keep Things Close by Hannah Carlson.
Oh nice, I will check that out!
Hello thank you for your videos but now back to topic : There is a Reason for using "detached" or "patch" pockets ( cargopockets) on garments. "Patchpocktes" do not only offer more space - they also seperate the pocket and its "cargo" from the underlying clothpattern which fits your bodyshape. So you can tell if somebody has any type of "cargo" in his pockets , a tumor or just a bad pattern. Hope you kow what i mean . regards Patrick
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and. thank you for watching as well.
I love watching you cut your fabric so slowly and carefully. Thanks for reminding me to slow down. I just moved and in the next month or two I will get settled and sewing again. I definitely am going to sign up for your class.
I was thinking the same thing about how slowly and meticulously he was cutting and sewing. I will be slowing down.
I'm happy to hear that's what you got from the video @ivorybow and @kimberlyflouhouse42. I hope the move was as smooth as possible and you enjoy the new place.
awesome! i was already making a new pair of pants, i'm going to add an extra phone pocket to them!
Nice, I'm glad to hear it.
Thanks for the Craftsy deal, gonna take me down some rabbit holes😅
Nice, I hope you get plenty of use out if it!
I loved the dual color pants with the cargo pocket you briefly showed on the video. I want to see more of those pants:)
There's a whole video about them :) ua-cam.com/video/dGZZyG53zbM/v-deo.htmlsi=WyMCO6ofNUhmafun
I love you man 🥲
Thank you. 🙏🏻
Loooove the side pockets! I am adding them to some of my pants!
About the back pockets, I like them for those who need to add a little volume in that area 😊
Oh nice, I'm glad to hear I'm not the only one doing side pockets. May you then have plenty of volume in the back :)
00:10 End of the video. 😆
(Seriously, great video, i've learned a lot from it. Thanks for your work.)
I'm happy it was so succinct :) Thanks for watching.
The side pocket seems like an excellent idea. Would it be difficult to add a side pocket like that to existing pants? I was just looking for my 3rd sewing project and learning pockets seems like a good one?
@@dreadwinter Seams like a good one! 🧵🥸
I’ll let the experts answer, but I think it’s just a matter of opening up the seams along the side of the pants and adding the pockets. Good luck on your nobel quest for pockets! 👍
Yes, it would be possible to do this on a finished pair of pants. As @marcydrake9159 says, you'll need to open the inside leg seam so you have a flat surface to work with.
Not difficult. I followed the instructions from this video, which although for skirts worked just as well on trousers.
ua-cam.com/video/thlzJj1EHiY/v-deo.html
an H for the algorithm, also as you guessed im interested in sewing but I make gear (a backpack, pouches, etc) and sometimes clothing (I used your guide to sew myself a white shirt).
You're an unsung hero.
Awesome phone pocket ❤
Thank you. 🙏🏻
The two reasons why I started to make my own clothes were 1) Long sleeve T-shirts never have actually long sleeves and 2) jeans pockets were either way too small or there weren’t enough for me. The pattern I made for my current jeans has 6 huge pockets and it’s genuinely changed my life. Sounds like an exaggeration but it has.
That is awesome. It's always the small things that are really the big things. I'm glad to hear you have all the pockets you desire.
I was looking at taking a video game pant design there military in style from the future the game is mass effect they have the pockets on the side I like this design
Oh nice, I hope you do end up making them.
Hi! French native speaker here. I think you meant "poche", pronounced like posh. It means bag or pocket. Thank you for your content, dear. I'm taking notes!
Thank you for correcting me. I knew some out there would know. Thank you for watching as well and sew happy.
Finding myself going the other way. The front pocket definitely is an uncomfortable (yet often the best available) way to store things, so thats one aspect I don't like. Additionally, if i sweat at all, that means my phone, which is in my pocket right next to my sweaty body, is getting wet. So i have been yearning for us to go medieval, wear high waisted pocketless pants, and hang a pouch on a belt around the natural waist. Then, my hips are holding the weight, but it's separated from my disgusting self a little bit. But people do look at me funny when im running around in medieval garb
May they look even more then, I say :) A modern day fanny back is just a reimagined medieval pouch :) It sounds like you know what works for you and I encourage that.
So... pockets for women went from: something that was conveniently held in place by the hips (hands-free), but easy to steal; to something conveniently held in place by the hips and hidden to be less easy to steal; to something that was conveniently held in place by a seam and hidden; to something that is easy to grab while running and oh, by the way, it's gonna slip off your forking shoulder constantly! 😡
When you put it like that, I think we've regressed more than moved forward ... 😬
👍
video for the pattern weights? 😅😅😊
I've been thinking of it, so glad to hear :)
"poque" is pronounced like pocket but without the -et at the end. I think "pocket" is the english spelling of "poquette". The -ette at the end for small things is also borrowed from french language :) Interesting video, I didn't know half of it, thank you!
Thank you for sharing your french knowledge. That is great to know and thank you for your interest in my video.
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As a quilter who has recently started garment making, I love to see you exploring quilting as well!
ETA - a lower side-seam pocket (with a zipper) that is accessible just above the knee is great for situations where you are seated for a long time, such as wheelchair use or long-haul flights.
Indeed! I've been wearing the shorts for a few days now and The pants are great for sitting and standing.
Also, I'm glad to hear you're making your way over to the garment side of things :)
Interesting...
🤠🙏🏻
in french poque is pronounce puck like the hockey puck
aaahhhh, good to know!
Why don’t you use the pizza cutter style cutting tool?
That's certainly also an option.
Random fact, but the little "coin pocket" was actually designed as a watch pocket.
Thanks for sharing your facts.
Why do you resemble that guy, T-bag , from prison break? l
He does a bit. But T-bag doesn't have those eyes Corn has....
Baby got back
woot woot :)
Never buy a pig in a poke. You need to see it.
Truer words haven't been spoken :)
What is he talking about? Pockets have to be around the hips. Any lower or other placement is either uncomfortable or ruins the fit of the clothing.
Depends on what you're carrying and what posture you're likely to be when you reach for your pocket contents. For example, bike jerseys have pockets across the lower back because anywhere on the legs/hips would be in the way and awkward to reach.
@@Eloraurora could you link a bike jersey as a way to describe that to me? It's sounding like the pants of that outfit don't have pockets at all which would prove my point if it is.
That is the beauty of making our own clothes @edwardarkwright7116 we can all make them as we desire. Thanks for watching.
@@edwardarkwright7116women's leggings have pockets along the leg side.