How to: DIY Vest! |

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[@penelopefp]

So awesome to find a full tutorial from a stylish guy!! My only recommendation, I've started using Frixion markers in my sewing. When I iron the ink disappears. Cool vest!!!

[@mitziruth_1316]

Love how easy and straightforward that is!! Can’t wait to make my own!!

[@kitwood917]

Great tutorial. I'm going to try this SOON! THANK YOU

[@pornesianparrapio9045]

Thank you, this was really helpful 😊

[@garzagarcia]

Awesome!!!

[@tamaraxakhoes9306]

Very helpful

[@laurinrue7421]

Just started sewing my own cloth, i´m trying to start my own clothing brand. That said, your videos are a huge help! Earned my subscription :)

[@terenasimons5247]

I'm obsessed with vests and papayas, love this great video!!!!

[@lukevalentine8894]

What i like about this, is that you dont need much fabric, but youre produced with a custom wearable garment. Just finished mine in jersey sweater knit but i think im going to alter the arm opening and cut a piece of camo fabric for my next project. peace

[@kamiahbuchanan8734]

I LOVE these workshops I’d reeally like to expand on the pattern and sewing part. You could totally make these longer

[@ratblizzard]

THANK YOU!!! Such a helpful tutorial!!

[@thomashoman17]

I literally am saving all your projects for later. I want to make everything haha. so stylish

[@amandakanya]

thanks for the easy to follow tutorial! i used it to make a vest for my cat :)

[@eliseyoder9679]

Love the vest would love to see more I just really like ur style!!!

[@styledbyrijalo]

Super! 👍

[@BlueyMcPhluey]

so many useful tips and I love that material

[@kurt3985]

You really helped me find my own fashion style! please keep posting inspiring fashion videos♥

[@catfish542]

Cool love the vest

[@Cloclopops27]

This was incredibly helpful! Thank you

[@kmrf27]

That's cute, yaaaaaaaaaaz

[@bodybags9905]

So sickkk brio🔥🔥🔥

[@pearllast8249]

Thank you., that was simple enough! But I would like to try that with leather! Got any suggestions?

[@sledding9606]

Excellent vid my friend. Cheers

[@altheam]

IM A FAN

[@hopnspace8151]

I LOVE IT !! Thanks for the video and I have a question, at 3:15 you say to write the middle of the top line but your mark is not in the middle, is it on purpose ? I think it looks super cute and I might try this out once I can go back to my sewing machine ;).

[@HappilyDressed]

That was an accident hahaha, my eyes were playing tricks on me when I marked that!

[@hopnspace8151]

Happily Dressed haha no worries, so if I recreate it I should place my mark right in the middle ?

[@charliekreidler1539]

Could someone explain the slanted lines on the top of the patterns for the shoulder seams? 👁👄👁

[@amishbeetroot4989]

Sorry if this is late but I think it's to mimic the natural slope of the shoulders, if you watch a video of how to make a basic bodice block pattern that should tell you how to much to slope it by (I think it's generally an inch down from the original rectangle side before the armhole... If that makes sense 😅)