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2. Press the armhole edges to the inside along the staystitched line.
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3. Stitch the side seams, clipping as needed to match the two edges.
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4. Press the side seams open.
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5. Right sides together, pin the lining to the jacket.
Note* - If you are lining the sleeves, leave an opening to turn in the center back hem.
Stitch around all the edges; front, neck, and hem. Trim as needed, clip corners and curves.
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6. Turn right side out and press the edges, rolling the lining slightly to the inside as you press.
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7. Hand stitch the armhole edges of the lining to the jacket armhole.
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8. Mark the buttonhole with pins or disappearing fabric marker.
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9. Stitch the buttonhole any size you wish.
I used a smaller size (1/2") so it would stay hidden behind the scarf or if I wanted to remove the scarf, it is small enough to be covered by a pin or silk flower corsage.
10.Clip open the buttonhole.
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11. Hem the edges of the scarf with a rolled machine hem or hem by hand.
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12. Tack the corner of the scarf with a few hand stitches to the inside of the shoulder seam on the right side.
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13. Pull the scarf around the neck and through the buttonhole, fold and fan the scarf out for an attractive finishing touch.
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