We’re always on the hunt for clever ideas that are inexpensive and look fabulous and this No Sew Vest Pattern got us excited!
This is the perfect piece that is ideal for layering under jackets and it will iron out and flatter any figure. It’s a two-minute project that needs one meter of fabric and we promise you are going to love it.
Pattern via Behind The SeamsÂ
You can also wear it in a number of different ways so be sure to watch the video tutorial to see how. It doubles as a draped vest, a scarf and you can even add a belt for a glamorous look.
One thing’s for sure you are going to love the versatility of this piece. It’s just one of several ideas that we have included in our post for you. Scroll our page to view and Pin your favorites.
No Sew Vest Pattern Video Tutorial
Are you ready to make your own No Sew Vest Pattern? This video tutorial will show you how to whip up the popular waterfall vest that is lightly layered down the front.
You are shown how to recreate it using an oversized t-shirt. Click Play above to view now and scroll for more ideas ^
via Brittany YoutubeÂ
Here’s another brilliant idea and you can use fabric or a scarf to create this brilliant vest. Again, it couldn’t be easier to make and how handy will it come in. This can be worn over long and short sleeves tops too making it very versatile.
Scarf Vest TutorialÂ
Here’s another version of the vest above in a heavier material making it perfect for cooler months. The drape is very flattering at the front and as you can see, it’s super simple to recreate and it is one of several projects you can find in our post here.
via Petite Pieces
Here’s another great idea, you can make a Kimono or batwing style vest really easily too. The creator has tied the ends to make this gorgeous effect.
Be sure to check out our very popular post that shows you all the different ways that you can tie a scarf. You will love what you see. View hereÂ
via McConnel Analogue ChicÂ
The video that we featured that showed you how to make a waterfall vest. It is very flattering and can be worn a number of different ways as shown above on the McConnel Analogue Chic Site.
