This is a free sewing pattern for a tailored stand collar vest. The pattern includes seam allowances, making it ready to use for beginners. For a looser fit, simply choose one size larger.
The sewing steps described here are simplified for ease of making, but you may adjust or use your own methods for a more professional finish. Designed with body-shaped draping, this vest offers a beautifully fitted silhouette when worn.
Ideal as a cosplay costume base or for everyday wear. Print, align the join lines, and cut — the pattern is ready to sew as is.
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* There are various production processes, but we have described a simple method for making the garment.
(1) Sew the sides of "Front body" and "Front body(side)" and the sides of "Back body" and "Back body(side)" together, and press seam allowances open with an iron.
* The place where seam allowance sticks out should be cut and treated.
(2) Sew "Pocket" in place.
(3) Apply fusible interlining to "Collar", "Collar stand" and "Facing".
(4) Sew "Facing" and "Lining Fabric" together with a sewing machine to form the lining side except for the collar.
* Cut a seam where the seam allowance sticks out.
(5) Fold the armhole part of "Front Fabric" and "Lining Fabric" inward by 0.5 inch with an iron to make a shape.
(6) Turn the "Collar" inside out, open the "Collar stand" section, sew it together, turn it inside out, and iron it.
* Turn the collar inside out, open and sew the collar part, turn it inside out, and iron it.
(7) Turn the "Collar stand" inside out, insert the "Collar" into the "Collar position" and sew together, turn inside out and stitch.
* Start sewing the body part of the "Collar stand" leaving 0.5 inches of seam allowance.
(8) While inserting the "Collar stand", sew the "Facing" to the "Body".
* When sewing around the "Body", leave a space on the front side of the "Front body" where it will be on the bottom side when the "Front body" is buttoned.
(9) Stitch around the perimeter to stabilize the shape.
(10) Stitch the armholes closed.
(11) Attach buttonholes and buttons at the buttoning points.
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