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Verve Vest

 

I had the pleasure of testing a vest pattern a couple months ago, however I may have forgotten to write a blog post. Oops! So here is the Verve Vest! 
This is one of my favorite pictures from the little photoshoot we did for the vest pattern. 


I did a cropped, V-neck, with normal armcycles. There is an option in the pattern for pockets, full length, turtlenecks and a deep armcycle. 
I saw a couple people call this is “tik- tok” styling for vests, I’m not on tik- tok however I do know that it’s a very popular style right now. I, of course, had to add a faux leather skirt and my high top Vans- to make it a bit more me haha. 
If you want to buy the pattern, it’s called the Verve Vest from George and Ginger. There’s so many options and I have a couple more I definitely wanna do! 

If you wanna see more from me, you can follow me on Instagram, Facebook, and Pinterest! And if you weren’t aware, I’m selling all my inventory in my group- FD CLOTHING AND SALES! Hope to see you there! 

And have a wonderful day! ❤️✨


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