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#2452

Stand Collar Button-Front Vest with Piping

Pattern #2451

A women's fitted, hip-length lined vest with a stand collar over a V-neckline, a single-breasted six-button front and double-welt pockets. Decorative piping is set into the princess seams on the front and back. Drafted to your own measurements. Recommended fabric: suiting fabric of natural or blended fibres.

Tech. Description

Stand Collar Button-Front Vest with Piping

A women's fitted, hip-length lined vest with a stand collar over a V-neckline, a single-breasted six-button front and double-welt pockets. Decorative piping is set into the princess seams on the front and back.

When To Wear

  • Over a shirt or blouse with trousers or a skirt of the same suiting, as part of a suit.
  • At the office in autumn, winter and spring, on its own or under an open jacket.

Key Design Features

Silhouette: Fitted, shaped by princess seams running from the armhole on the fronts and back.

Length: Hip length, with rounded lower corners at the front.

Collar: Two-piece interfaced stand collar set into the neckline and finished by the front facings and back neck facing; the stand ends meet the V-neckline at the front.

Closure: Single-breasted, six buttons with buttonholes on the right front.

Pockets: Double-welt pockets on the lower fronts, with interfaced welts meeting edge to edge and lining pocket bags.

Back: Centre back seam and princess seams with piping.

Finishing: Piping inserted into the front and back princess seams; hem allowance of 2.5 cm interfaced.

Lining: Full lining cut from the main pieces minus the facings; armholes faced with the lining, vest turned through an opening left in the left side seam of the lining.

Level Of Difficulty

Intermediate. Double-welt pockets, piping set into curved seams, a stand collar and a bagged lining with lined armholes.

Fabric Recommendations

Suiting fabric of natural or blended fibres.

Additional Supplies

  • Lining fabric
  • Fusible interfacing (centre fronts, front facings, back neck facing, collar stand, pocket welts, hem allowance)
  • 6 buttons
  • Decorative piping (approximate length is marked on the front pattern piece)

Cutter's Must

If the patterns have a double contour, seam allowances are included. If the contour is single, seam allowances are not included. Seam allowances: all seams 1 cm. Hem allowance for the vest bottom 2.5 cm. Attention! First, print out the paper patterns and lay them out on the fabric width (fabric width can be from 90 cm to 150 cm) to determine how much material you will need (do not forget to account for paired and symmetrical details). When stitching pieces, pay attention to the notches - they must match!

  • From main fabric:
    • Center back – 2 pieces
    • Side back – 2 pieces
    • Side front – 2 pieces
    • Center front – 2 pieces
    • Collar stand – 2 pieces
    • Back neckline facing – 1 piece
    • Front facing – 2 pieces
    • Pocket welt – 4 pieces
  • From lining fabric:
    • Center back – 2 pieces
    • Center front – 2 pieces
    • Side back – 2 pieces
    • Side front – 2 pieces
    • Small pocket bag – 2 pieces
    • Large pocket bag – 2 pieces
  • From fusible interlining:
    • Center front – 2 pieces
    • Back neckline facing – 1 piece
    • Front facing – 2 pieces
    • Collar stand – 1 piece
    • Pocket welt – 4 pieces

Attention: The front and back lining pieces are cut according to the main fabric patterns, subtracting the width of the front facings and back neckline facing, respectively.

Sewing Instructions

  1. Fuse interlining to the designated pieces. Also fuse the hem allowance of the garment.
  2. Stitch the back princess seams, inserting decorative piping. Press seam allowances towards the center. Stitch the center back seam, press seam allowances open.
  3. Stitch the front princess seams, inserting decorative piping, press seam allowances towards the center.
  4. Mark the pocket placement on the front. Fold the pocket welts in half wrong sides together and press. Mark a guideline on the pocket welt for stitching it parallel to the fold. Stitch the large pocket bag to the upper welt. Stitch the welts to the front, aligning the folds butt-to-butt. Cut the front in the middle between the welt stitching lines. Make diagonal cuts 1-1.5 cm from the end of the pocket. Turn the welts through the opening to the wrong side, straighten the edges, adjust the ends of the welts so that the pressed folds meet butt-to-butt. Secure the pocket corners from the wrong side with a double backstitch at the base of the angles. Stitch the small pocket bag into the seam of the lower welt. Stitch the pocket bag edges.
  5. Stitch and press open the side and shoulder seams of the vest.
  6. Fold the collar stand pieces right sides together and stitch along the outer edge. Trim seam allowances, turn right side out and press. Attach the collar stand to the neckline.
  7. Stitch and press open the shoulder seams of the back neckline facing and front facings.
  8. Fold the front facings and front right sides together and stitch the front edge, neckline, and lower rounded corner, stopping 1.5 cm before the edge of the front facing. Trim seam allowances at corners, clip curves. Turn the facings right side out, straighten seams, press.
  9. On the lining pieces, stitch the seams, leaving an opening in the left side seam. Stitch the lining to the inner edges of the front facings and neckline facing. Stitch the armhole with lining in two steps: first the front armhole, then the back armhole.
  10. Press the bottom edge of the garment to the wrong side. Stitch the lining to the bottom of the garment. Turn the vest through the opening. Close the opening.
  11. On the right front, make buttonholes, and on the left front, sew on buttons.

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