4. Lapped seam: This seam is used with natural or synthetic leather fabrics. Mark seam lines. Lap one edge over the other with seam lines meeting in the center. Place a row of straight stitching on either side of seamline or stitch with wide zigzag through center. Trim both seam allowances close to stitching. Lapped seams are used to eliminate bulk, especially on interfacing and interlining.

3. Variety in decorative details and trimmings used on the pocket: The outer edge of the pocket may be finished with ruffles, bias binding lace decorative stitches, applique, tucks, pleats, embroidery, patch work etc.