Stylish Vest Knitting Pattern for Women

Stylish Vest Pattern by Nako

This week we are with a wonderful knitted vest design. You probably did not see a similar pattern, because it was specially worked out for this pattern. This vest will fascinate you with its original and elegant design. This waistcoat pattern may force you a little. But there is step-by-step instuructions and your work is not be very difficult. The charts will be very helpful. All knitting patterns are free.

This vest pattern is designed for sizes 36-38. You can improve according to your needs. I am ready to answer any questions about the pattern from imknitting.com.

STYLISH VEST PATTERN FEATURES

Difficulty level: Intermediate
Related Needle Sizes: 4.5
Size: 36-38
Required materials: Nakolen 257 (3 balls), 219,1182 (1each ball) by Nako Yarns
Season: Autumn, Winter, Spring

How to knit Vest

BACK PIECE:

1- Cast on 129 stitches w/ yarn color no. 257. Work 4+1 rib along knitting. 2- Finish when body length is 40 cm.

FRONT PIECES:

1- Cast on 64 stitches w/ yarn color no. 257. Work 4+1 rib along knitting.

2- When body length is 16 cm, work 5 stitches w/ yarn no. 219 and the remaining stitches w/ yarn no. 257 at one end.

3- On every front row, work the stitches finished w/ yarn no. 219 by slipping toward the other side by 5 stitches.

4- After working for 8 cm w/ yarn no. 219, work 5 stitches w/ yarn no. 257 at the same end.

5- On every next front row, work the stitches finished w/ yarn no. 257 by slipping toward the other side by 5 stitches.

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6- Work once more w/ yarn no. 257 in the same manner by slipping stitches.

7- Continue working w/ yarn no. 219 and finish when body length is 65 cm.

8- Perform chain work w/ hook w/ yarn no.1182 at color-switch points.

9-In order to give a tartan look, finish by making tacking w/ sewing needle.

10- Attach tassels onto the hem and front pieces.

Charts for Stylish Vest

Copyright Note: This pattern has been translated from the original language with written permission of Nako. Nako is forbidden to share and reproduce without permission.

Jessica Los

Jessica Los was born in Los Angeles in 1978. After graduating from the Vancouver Textile College, she worked as an editor at various textile magazines and online platforms. She is the mother of two children and has been manager imknitting.com since 2017.