Puff and Pencil Zip Vest with Basic Sleeves

Puff and Pencil Zip Vest with Basic Sleeves

Marsoni

M251S

$32.00

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Puff and Pencil Zip Vest with Basic SleevesZip Vest by Puff and Pencil All designs by Puff and Pencil The Design This jacket is slightly fitted and has a high collar and a zipper in the front. it does not have a lining. The instructions also describe how to make the vest without sleeves Recommended Fabrics This pattern is designed for woven fabrics. Choose fabric that has some structure. Denim, canvas, wool or a sturdy twill weave will all work well for this pattern. Level of Difficulty

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Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2025