Free sewing pattern and tutorial for a tailored-collar vest with a sharp, short-length design, perfect for creating a polished and modern look.
The PDF pattern includes seam allowance, allowing you to cut the fabric directly without adding margins. This pattern is intended for sewists who have experience sewing tailored collars, as the construction steps are presented in a simplified format.
The design has been carefully refined to achieve a sleek, fitted silhouette rather than a bulky vest. Its cropped length adds a stylish, contemporary touch, making it suitable for both formal outfits and fashion-forward casual wear.
Due to its slightly advanced sewing techniques, this vest is recommended for intermediate or experienced makers. The pattern is a great choice for those looking to refine their tailoring skills while creating a versatile wardrobe piece.
After printing, align the joining lines, tape the sheets together, and cut out the pattern pieces to begin sewing immediately.
Whether you are searching for a free tailored vest sewing pattern, a short vest PDF tutorial, or a project to practice sewing tailored collars, this pattern offers a rewarding challenge with professional results.
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(1) Sew "Front body" and "Front body side" and "Back body" and "Back body side" together with a sewing machine and press seam allowances open with an iron.
(2) Sew pockets and dummy pockets to the body with a sewing machine.
*The breast pocket is a dummy pocket.If you want to make a "welt pocket" or a "piping pocket", please do it at this stage.
(3) Sew the collar on the body and the collar on the Facing to the end of the body and the collar on the Facing.
(4) Sew "body" and "facing" together with a sewing machine, turn inside out and iron.
(5) Sew "Lining Fabric" together with a sewing machine and attach it to "Body".
(6) Attach buttonholes and buttons at the buttoning positions
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