Lining fabric
Lightweight fabric used for pocket bags and internal details. A secondary fabric used to finish the inside of a garment, providing a neat appearance and comfort. (merged)
Where it is used
Joining Bodice and Lining (Left Armhole)
p. 7- Place the jumpsuit bodice and the bodice lining right sides together, aligning the left armhole line. Pin or baste. Stitch on the sewing machine with a 1 cm seam allowance, using backstitches (reinforcement).

Preparing Waistline Lining
p. 17- Lay the jumpsuit with the wrong side facing you. The open edge of the bodice lining along the waistline should be turned under and pinned so that it looks as if this edge has been finished/processed.

Bodice Lining Waist View
p. 17- View of the pinned bodice lining along the waistline.

Step 4: Assembling the Lining
p. 3- Sew the lining pieces together along the side and shoulder seams. Press open. Attach the sleeves to the lining, leaving an opening in one sleeve seam for turning the coat later.

Related terms
← applied toFacing to lining
← depends onSleeve hem lining
← requiresLining attachment
compatible withScissors
compatible withSewing machine
← applied toPre-shrinking
compatible withIron
← depends onLining assembly
← requiresLining assembly
← applied toDecatizing