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+Put the items you want to store in the hussif in the position you want
+them to be, measure all around making sure to leave enough free space on
+one end to be able to close the roll.
+
+Cut a rectangle this size in the outer fabric.
+
+Cut another rectangle in the lining fabric that is as tall as the outer,
+and as wide as the outer plus twice the width of the first pocket at the
+left end of the roll.
+
+For the other pieces, see the instructions below.
 
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+Outer
+^^^^^
+
+Add any decoration 
+
+Lining Base
+^^^^^^^^^^^
+
+Fold the 
+
+Pockets
+^^^^^^^
+
+For each additional pocket, cut a piece of fabric as tall as the hussif
+and twice as wide as you want the pocket to be, plus sewing allowance.
+
+Fold it in half with right sides facing, sew the base of the pocket
+(i.e. the side that will lie vertically on the hussif) with a running
+backstitch.
+
+Turn inside out, press, sew to the lining base with a backstitch on the
+top and bottom, as close as reasonable to the edge, and an applique
+stitch along the base.
+
+Shaped pockets
+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+
+Put the objects you're making a pocket for on a piece of paper, draw
+a reasonable shape around them; if you want the pocket to be symmetrical
+only draw half, and then cut the paper on the fold, smoothing the lines.
+
+Cut the shape twice on the fabric (or once on the fold), with a sewing
+allowance all around.
+
+Right sides together, sew all around the shape leaving a slit open on
+one side.
+
+Turn inside out, press and applique stitch it to the base.
+
+Pencil pockets
+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+
+To make pockets for pencils and other long items, decide whether you
+want the pockets to lie flat on the base or to have some fullness to
+leave space for thicker objects, and also decide how many slots you want.
+
+Then cut a rectangle that is as wide as all of the slots, including any
+fullness, plus sewing allowances and twice as high as the desired height
+of the pockets, a bit less than the height of the objects, so that they
+can be easily reached.
+
+Cut also a rectangle as wide as the pockets, with no fullness but sewing
+allowances, and twice as high as needed to just cover the top of the
+pockets when laid on the base, for the flap.
+
+Right sides together sew the sides of both pieces with a running
+backstitch.
+
+Turn inside out, press, put the pockets on the base and sew the length
+of the slots with a backstitch. Sew the sides to the base with an
+applique stitch and sew the bottom with a backstitch in the area that
+will be covered with the edge tape.
+
+Sew the top of the flap to the base with a backstitch, again in the area
+where the edge tape will be.
+
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