There are many different types of vests and many styles, so what are the cutting steps of the vest?

The easiest way is to face the cloth, draw the body part of the vest on the cloth, draw the shoulder straps, and then cut it.

You can draw it on the drawing first, and then copy the outline of the paper pattern to the fabric for cutting, or you can also draw the cut picture on the fabric, either way, as long as you learn to draw the cut drawing, how to cut will not be a problem.

The cut of the vest can be drawn on the drawing first, and then the outline of the paper pattern can be copied to the fabric for cutting, or the cut can also be drawn on the fabric

There are many different types of vests, there are many styles of vests, and vests are also very easy to match, so what are the cutting steps of vests, and what are the cutting skills of vests, let's take a look.

Cutting steps for the vest.

1. Prepare the scissors, pens and paper you need to use.

2. Fold the paper in half according to the edge, and then turn the opening to the right.

3. Draw the right part of the vest with a pen and draw the shoulder straps on the upper part of the vest.

4. Then draw the three buttons inside the vest.

5. Then cut out the painted vest.

6. Tidy up the cut vest.

What are the cutting techniques of the vest.

The cut drawing of the vest can be drawn on the drawing first, and then the outline of the paper pattern can be copied to the fabric for cutting, or the cut drawing can also be drawn on the fabric, no matter which method, as long as you learn to draw the cut drawing, how to cut will not be a problem. It should be noted that in the process of cutting, the size of the cut is very important, and the size must be accurate.

How to keep warm with a down vest.

When it came time to wear a puffer vest, the weather was undoubtedly cold. Warmth must be taken into account. Otherwise, there is no down protection on both arms, and when walking outdoors, you will encounter a biting cold wind, and you will feel just a little cold when you are young, but this situation is very easy to cause rheumatism, such as rheumatoid osteoarthritis and other diseases.

When you are older and older, you will have symptoms such as redness, swelling and pain in your knuckles.

So, what can you wear under a down vest to avoid the above problems? For men, it is recommended to choose a thicker fleece sweatshirt or down shirt. For women, it is also recommended to choose a thickened fleece sweater, and a close-fitting sweater, which can naturally be worn with slim thermal underwear inside the sweater, which is simple and fashionable.

Therefore, only when wearing a down vest, it is best to choose a match of temperature and demeanor.

A black vest is recommended for pairing.

1. Gray vest + white shorts + mini crossbody bag + top hat.

Matching highlights: gray vest with white shorts, fresh and elegant, white top hat is chosen to enhance the fashion index on accessories, and echoes the color of the shorts is more eye-catching, and the mini chain bag with a cross-back is exquisite and stylish.

2. Black vest + red wide-leg pants + top hat.

Matching highlights: The classic red and black pair is very eye-catching, and the black suspenders are paired with red wide-leg pants, which is full of trendiness. Choose a personalized white top hat for accessories, brightening the shape and shading the sun, which is very summery.

3. Sleeveless shirt + white bottoms + crossbody bag.

Matching highlights: The fresh blue and white combination is very oceanic, and the fashionable blue crossbody bag is also chosen for the accessories, which makes the overall shape more gradient beautiful.

4. Gray vest + printed denim skirt.

Matching highlights: The bean green vest with a denim skirt is very retro, so be a quiet beauty in summer.

1. Let's first preview the cropping of the front piece of the eight vests, in fact, the cropping of the vest is mainly the structure of a few lines, as long as the frame is good, the most important thing is that the size is accurate, we can draw the cropping step by step as long as we are patient.

2. First draw a horizontal line on the drawing fabric, which we usually call the 0 line, and then there are several main vertical lines, which are explained one by one below

Line: Sideline; -2 lines: grip the edge line, that is, the line that is to be folded, usually inches;

3 lines: length of clothes, distance = length of clothes + inches;

4 lines: dropped shoulder line, distance = shoulder width 10 (waistcoat without collar and sleeve);

5 lines: deep line of the armhole, distance = chest circumference 5 + inches;

6 lines: waist line, distance = length 2 + inches;

9. There are several important horizontal lines: 0 line: it is the side line that has been talked about; Line 0-8:

The door line is the place where the buttons or zippers are sewn; It is the red horizontal line, the width of the shoulders, the distance = the width of the shoulders 2, the front chest line, the distance = the chest inch, the collar width line, the distance = the collar circumference 5 + inches, the bust line, the distance = the chest circumference 4 + inches, so far, several basic frame lines are the structure is completed.

10. Draw some details of the parts below, such as waist province to tighten waist inches, such as hem to widen and curvature processing, etc., and the specific data settings are marked.

11. Then connect the lines along the outline, so that the cropping of the front piece is drawn.

12. Let's draw the back film, and if you master the drawing method of the front film, it will be easy to draw the back piece.

13. There are still several important lines marked, which are explained one by one below

Line: Horizontal edge;

lines: vertical edges;

2 lines: grip the edge line, distance = inches;

3 lines: length of clothes, distance = length of clothes + inches;

4 lines: dropped shoulder line, distance = shoulder width 10;

5 lines: deep sleeve cage, distance = chest circumference 5 + inches;

6 lines: waist line, distance = length 2 + inches;

7 lines: collar deep line. Distance = 1 inch.

Line: Horizontal;

8 threads: back sutures, which are said to be back stitches; (Of course, you can also use a whole piece of back fabric for the rent, and you don't need to sew it).

9 line: shoulder width point: distance = shoulder width 2;

10 lines: back width line, distance = chest inch; Dust.

11 lines: collar width line, distance = collar circumference 5 + inches;

12 lines: bust line, distance = bust 4 + inches.

28. Note that some dotted arcs of the same length represent the meaning of evenly dividing the entire line segment, and there are also a few data that need to be paid attention to, which require us to further refine the cropping diagram, such as waist tightening.

29. Finally, it is enough to depict the back film.

30. At this point, the cropping of the back piece of the eight vests has also been drawn. Then press this cropping, crop it, and the vest is ready.

Here's how the vest is cut and made:The first step is to prepare the scissors, pens and paper you need to use.

In the second step, fold the paper in half according to the edges, and then turn the opening to the right.

The third step is to draw the right part of the vest with a pen and draw the shoulder straps on the upper part of the vest.

The fourth step is to draw the three buttons on the inside of the vest.

The fifth step is to cut out the painted vest.

The sixth step is to tidy up the cropped vest.

A waistcoat is a collarless, sleeveless, and short blouse. The main function is to keep the anterior and posterior thoracic area warm and facilitate the movement of both hands. It can be worn under the outer garment, and it can also be worn over the underwear.

The main varieties are various shapes of suits, horses, cotton vests, down vests and woolen vests.

The vest is further divided into jacket and underwear, and the underwear worn alone refers to the sleeveless T-shirt. Originating in Europe in the 16th century, the suit waistcoat is a collarless, sleeveless blouse with open sides on both sides of the hem, about knee-length and mostly made of satin and embroidered lace, worn between a jacket and a shirt. After 1780, the bodice was shortened to match suits.

Suit vests are now mostly single-rowed, and a few are double-breasted or with collars. It is characterized by the fact that the front piece is made of the same fabric as the suit, and the back piece is made of the same lining as the suit, and some of the back waist is also equipped with a belt and a clip to adjust the tightness.