Vest 2 Sewing Patterns | DRCOS Patterns & How To Make

Free sewing pattern and tutorial for a simplified vest design without a collar, perfect for cosplay costumes and quick projects.

The PDF pattern includes seam allowance, so you can cut the fabric directly without adding margins. The shape has been carefully drafted for a stylish and sharp silhouette.

This is not a standard formal vest pattern; it has been streamlined for easy construction, making it suitable for costume-making or casual wear projects. For everyday fashion use, it is recommended to separate the lining and facing when cutting to achieve a cleaner finish.

The sizing is slightly relaxed. For slimmer body types, adjusting the pattern to reduce width will create a more tailored look. The men’s sizes differ from the women’s in that the chest shaping is more gradual and the waistline is less defined.

When using fabrics that are difficult to press, topstitching around the armholes and along the edges after turning right-side out will help the garment hold its shape.

After printing, align the joining lines, tape the sheets together, and cut out the pattern pieces to start sewing immediately.

Whether you are looking for a free cosplay vest pattern, a quick and easy vest sewing project, or a beginner-friendly PDF vest tutorial, this pattern offers a stylish result with minimal steps.

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(1)Sew the front and the front side with a sewing machine, press seam allowances open with an iron, and attach a pocket.

(2)Sew the center of the back, the sides of the back, the sides, and the shoulders together with a sewing machine, and press seam allowances open with an iron.

(3)Shape the lining in the same way and press seam allowances open with an iron.

(4)Fold the seam allowance at the armhole of both the outer and lining fabrics by 0.5 inch with an iron.

(5)Turn the outer and lining inside out and sew around the perimeter.

*Open about 6 inches at the turn-over part when sewing around the perimeter.

*Iron the open part 0.5 inch in advance.

*It is easier to turn over if you leave the button part open.

(6)Cut the seam allowance , leaving 0.1 inch allowance, and iron the inside out.

(7)Sew stitches around the perimeter of the garment, including the turned-over part.

(8)Stitch the armhole part with a sewing machine.

(9)Attach buttonholes and buttons at the button positions.

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