Vest sewing pattern

I always like dressing comfortably. So when something on trend is also great to wear all day, I am in love. Cue fur vests!

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Halter Vest – Free Sewing Pattern

Wildwood is designed to overlap at the front with snaps or other closures, but today I'll show you how to alter it to make a tie-front vest.

Any place or thing in the universe can be up to 104% perfect. That’s how we got this newest free sewing pattern based on Janet's iconic outfit from NBC's The Good Place.

A few years ago, I started to play with quilting clothes. The first few pieces turned out less than ideal. I didn’t know the paths to avoid the foibles of quilting. But after a few playful experiments and failed garments, things started to fall into place. I’ve put together this tutorial to share the things...

I’d been seeing quilted vests pop up in my Pinterest feed for quite some time; what can I say, that algorithm has me pegged.

3 vests I made by drafting my own pattern, for each one I made, I tweaked the pattern slightly.

"Who doesn’t love having another vest in their wardrobe? Personally, vests are one of my favorite clothes to sew but also wear. For this particular design, the idea was to make a vest that does not require a lot of fabric but is still classic and can be worn any season. The vest pattern features two waist darts on the front and two straps on the back. I have drafted this pattern based on my measurements and it is digitized as a PDF file and includes a 1 cm (3/8 inch) seam allowance. The vest

Butterick B4815 UNCUT Sewing Pattern Misses' Size: 6 - 8 - 10 - 12 Bust: 30 1/2 - 31 1/2 - 32 1/2 - 34 Waist: 23 - 24 - 25 - 26 1/2 Hip: 32 1