Quilt vest pattern

Hi friends! Last minute, I decided to take on my first ever pattern test of the Sydney Graham Ruby Vest. I’m often uninterested in pattern tests because they require rushing, which I really try to avoid in sewing. But, I decided to apply for this one for three reasons: 1. I already had the fabric

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'm making a vest from quilted fabric using a self drafting process :) Follow along and make one for yourself!00:17: Intro00:40: Rundown of the project01:12:...

If you’ve ever stepped away from a sewing project and given yourself a little pat on the back or a mental high five because you were so proud of the project, then you understand why I’m smiling! I am in love with this project and feel inspired to make a few more variations...

How I made this: (Scrap) Quilt Vest — Close Knit

Buy the Ruby Vest Pattern: https://sydgraham.com/products/ruby-vestThe Ruby Vest is the ultimate layering piece and is completely reversible. There are multi...

Earlier this winter, my husband bought a new ski jacket. He loved the jacket, but felt it was just a little too light, so he bought a vest to wear underneath the jacket. He fell in with the vest. Not only was he wearing it under his coat, he wore it around the house. He said that it really kept him nice and warm. I've never understood how a vest could keep you warm since your arms are exposed, but I thought, "okay, whatever makes you happy." Then one evening, I was feeling a little chilly…

After seeing vests all over my feed for months I finally got around to sewing one up for myself. The pattern I used is a free one on Purl Soho's website.