Hello everyone, how are you? Today’s tip is a simple and easy-to-make vest, inspired by Shein.
To create the pattern, I adjusted the shoulder by taking in 1 cm (though it’s not marked on the pattern, that’s the measurement I used). For a size 36, I set the strap width at 8.5 cm. I lowered the neckline by 14 cm and made a 1.5 cm adjustment. For the armhole, I lowered it by 1 cm and also adjusted by 1.5 cm. For the facing, I left a 1.5 cm measurement. From the waist upwards, I marked 4 cm to create the detail, and from the waist downwards, I marked a height of 16 cm and drew the model’s design.
I refined the adjustments and transferred them to the bust dart, then drew the princess seam.
I closed the bust dart, removed the peak that forms, and checked the seam measurements to ensure accuracy when sewing.
For the back pattern, I lowered the neckline by 1 cm and took in the shoulder by 1 cm. I kept the strap width the same as the front at 8.5 cm. In my base, it’s necessary to adjust the back armhole by 1.5 cm in certain models. I lowered the armhole by 1 cm and drew the design. At the waist, I marked 1 cm inwards for adjustment, reducing the dart by 0.5 cm on each side to compensate for the 1 cm taken in. The side seam below the waist was marked with the same measurement as the front. Lower the center back a bit to create a slightly rounded effect. I opted for a center back seam.
I fixed the peak that forms when closing the adjustment and refined the armhole. Then, I drew the back seam.
Pattern cut.
For the belt, cut a rectangle measuring 3 cm by 55 cm. I tested it in 3D and loved the result—soon I’ll be showcasing it on my YouTube channel.
More images below for inspiration, including the Shein design detail that inspired me.
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