ahh this is exactly what I've been looking for!! I've wanted a tactical vest for a while but couldn't find one I liked for a reasonable price, so happy I found this tutorial! will be sewing my own in a couple days!! update: I finished the vest and I love it so much! id say this is an immediate project. the most challenging part for me was the final pocket, it kept being a little slanted. I'm not sure why (I've done a pocket like that before and it was fine. its my fault tho not the tutorial, its not super noticeable.) i recommend waiting to attach the pockets on until you sew them all. i did this and had to adjust the pockets a bit before sewing them onto the vest. i spent about 24 hours working on this project over the last 4 days. but i also had to stitch rip and resew a piece for 2 hours cause i did it the wrong way. besides maybe a quilt this is definitely the most intricate and time-consuming project I've done, but that being said its not difficult. love this tutorial!! definitely recommend trying it out!
Thank you so much! I did line the vest with the same chino twill which I feel helps the vest to have enough structure on its own though I would interface the pocket flaps if I made another one
Hey!! It is a bit confusing. I’ll try to explain it here. So to attach the lining to the outer vest I laid the 2 together right sides facing and sewed the two together only around the armholes and the neckline (not along the sides or the bottom edge yet) I clip into the seams with my scissors to help reduce some of the bulk later when I turn this right side out. Now once the lining and outer vest are sewn together along the neckline and armholes and I’ve snipped into those seams now it’s time to sew the sides together. I pinned the lining fronts to the lining back at the sides and the outer vest fronts to the outer vest back at the sides as well maneuvering around the neckline and armholes that have already been sewn. At this point the sides and neckline and armholes of the lining and outer vest are sewn together. Now the last step is to attach the bottom of the lining to the outer vest. This step looks trickier than it is. You’re going to pin the 2 bottom edges together with the lining and outer vest right sides together which seems difficult to do with the armhole and neckline and sides being sewn already. But to do this we just need to roll our vest so it can fit in between the 2 layers and then we sew along the bottom edge but leave a 5” or so gap in the center to pull everything right side out. Pull everything right side out and then top stitch that opening closed at the bottom. I really hopes this explanation helps!!
Oh and my message is super long already 🤦♀️ lol but I forgot to mention when you sew the lining to the outer vest, when you sew the together around the armholes and neckline in this step you also sew the lining to the zipper along the zipper sides as well. Okay, that’s all now lol. I hope this helps!!!
I’m still trying to learn how to develop the pattern in a computer software program to create some patterns. Hopefully I figure it out soon so I can provide you guys with some templates/patterns. I’ll let you know when I do
Thank you! this is the reminder to stop being scared and sew myself a cargo vest! Hard work pays off it looks so great
Yes! And mistakes only make us better so you got this! Thank you so much for watching!! 😊
Perfect Halloween costume
this is the best Utily Vest tutorials i've ever seen
Aww that makes me so so happy to hear!! 😊🥰☺️Thank you so much!!
I Can't say how much I love your work; it makes easy learning and I've learned a lot just in one night.
That makes me sooo happy to hear!! I love that you found my videos helpful ☺️❤️❤️
I came across your video trying to find a tutorial for a utility vest and I'm glad to say this is top tier. Thank you, new sub alert!
Aww thank you!!! That makes me so so happy!! ☺️😊
Excellent explanation.
Thank you so much!!!
ahh this is exactly what I've been looking for!! I've wanted a tactical vest for a while but couldn't find one I liked for a reasonable price, so happy I found this tutorial! will be sewing my own in a couple days!!
update: I finished the vest and I love it so much! id say this is an immediate project. the most challenging part for me was the final pocket, it kept being a little slanted. I'm not sure why (I've done a pocket like that before and it was fine. its my fault tho not the tutorial, its not super noticeable.) i recommend waiting to attach the pockets on until you sew them all. i did this and had to adjust the pockets a bit before sewing them onto the vest. i spent about 24 hours working on this project over the last 4 days. but i also had to stitch rip and resew a piece for 2 hours cause i did it the wrong way. besides maybe a quilt this is definitely the most intricate and time-consuming project I've done, but that being said its not difficult. love this tutorial!! definitely recommend trying it out!
I’m glad you found the video helpful!!! I bet your vest is going to turn out so cool!! 😁
@@shay_made thank you this tutorial!! it turned out amazing!! super easy to follow along! much love
Thank you for watching and I’m glad you thought so!! 😊
Tan-za-KNEE-yuh 😊 Thanx for the video!
The vest is dope!
Thank you! I’m glad you like it!! 😊
Now that you spelled out the pronunciation of your name I can’t see how I didn’t read it that way! Lol But thank you for watching!! ❤️❤️
This was a fantastic tutorial, loooove that vest
Aww thank you so much!!! 😊
That was awesome!! Great video
Thank you!!😊
This is cute! Awesome job!
Thank you!!!☺️😊
A1… so utilitarian plus you still have access to the hand warmer pockets of your hoodie. Would love to have your skill set.
Yesss turned out to be very functional! I bet with a little practice you could make your own! Thank you for watching!! ❤️
Very nice
Thank you!!!☺️
Straight to subscribing
Thank you so much for the support!!😊❤️
whoa!
Suuuuccchhhh a good video!
thankyoun so much!!!!
Thank you for watching!! 😊
Hey, thanks for this! Really needed a video like this. Would you be able to let us know what material you used to make the vest?
So sorry for the late reply. It’s called utility fabric from hobby lobby
SUPER DOPE🔥
Thank you!!
THIS IS AMAZING!! I AM CURIOUS, WHY DO MANY OF THESE VESTS HAVE THE POCKETS ON THE OUTSIDE IN THE BACK?
Thank you!! I wish I knew, lol maybe so that all the necessary tools can be stored in its pockets and not in hand
Love the vest…what are your thoughts about interfacing the front panels or does the chino twill have enough structure on its own?
Thank you so much! I did line the vest with the same chino twill which I feel helps the vest to have enough structure on its own though I would interface the pocket flaps if I made another one
Tan -Zah-Nee-Ya
Yes, thank you. Don’t know how I got that wrong 😓
ur a beast!
Aww thankssss!!! 😏🥰🥰
Please I didn't understand how you turned it with lining and how you join the sides
Hey!! It is a bit confusing. I’ll try to explain it here. So to attach the lining to the outer vest I laid the 2 together right sides facing and sewed the two together only around the armholes and the neckline (not along the sides or the bottom edge yet) I clip into the seams with my scissors to help reduce some of the bulk later when I turn this right side out. Now once the lining and outer vest are sewn together along the neckline and armholes and I’ve snipped into those seams now it’s time to sew the sides together. I pinned the lining fronts to the lining back at the sides and the outer vest fronts to the outer vest back at the sides as well maneuvering around the neckline and armholes that have already been sewn. At this point the sides and neckline and armholes of the lining and outer vest are sewn together. Now the last step is to attach the bottom of the lining to the outer vest. This step looks trickier than it is. You’re going to pin the 2 bottom edges together with the lining and outer vest right sides together which seems difficult to do with the armhole and neckline and sides being sewn already. But to do this we just need to roll our vest so it can fit in between the 2 layers and then we sew along the bottom edge but leave a 5” or so gap in the center to pull everything right side out. Pull everything right side out and then top stitch that opening closed at the bottom.
I really hopes this explanation helps!!
Oh and my message is super long already 🤦♀️ lol but I forgot to mention when you sew the lining to the outer vest, when you sew the together around the armholes and neckline in this step you also sew the lining to the zipper along the zipper sides as well. Okay, that’s all now lol. I hope this helps!!!
@@shay_made lol don't worry I've added you on Instagram we'll talk about that there
Thanks ♥️
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Hey! What type of fabric did you use?
Hi! I used chino twill fabric!
how much fabric did you need ? thx
I used a little under 2 yards
This was really really helpful for me but it took me over 90 min to watch this video 😅
Haha I hear you. That’s how long it usually take me when I’m watching tutorials too lol. I’m glad it was helpful!!
can we get the templates for this vest? thank you!
I’m still trying to learn how to develop the pattern in a computer software program to create some patterns. Hopefully I figure it out soon so I can provide you guys with some templates/patterns. I’ll let you know when I do
Update ? 😅
Hi! Wondering if we have this pattern currently?@@shay_made
I was gonna sub, but this is kinda confusing.
I figured out my own way to do it. 👎🏾✌🏾
Glad you figured it out! Thanks for watching!😊
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You are a ‘Cutie’ though 🥰
And you have a pleasant personality.
Success and happiness throughout your journey.
Thank you. I appreciate your kind words and I hope your journey is filled with success and happiness as well❤️