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Otto Lined Vest Sewalong

Sew this versatile vest with us!

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Getting Started

Welcome to the Otto sewalong! In this first lesson, Erica will introduce you to our sewalongs and give you some helpful tips. And in the next lesson, she’ll show you how to pick a size and prep your pattern and fabric.

If you’re feeling confident about getting started, you can go ahead and skip to lesson 3 and you’ll learn some helpful fitting techniques for the pattern.

Here’s what we’ll cover in this sewalong:

Here is everything you need to know about the pattern before you start sewing!

Otto is a lined vest with a timeless straight cut and modern details. It features a V-neckline, a shaped hem, and three buttons on the center front. Princess seams ensure a comfortable silhouette, and topstitching along the neckline, center front, and hemline adds subtle detail.

Otto is the perfect layer for a touch of sophistication. Sew it up in wovens like linen, denim, suiting, or corduroy, and find a fun lining. Wear it over a crisp shirt for a sophisticated office look, or pair it with a casual blouse for weekend outings.

Fabric recommendations: For the main fabric, look for medium-weight wovens such as linen, linen blends, denim, twill, suitings, and corduroy.

Look for lightweight woven linings such as cotton lawn, acetate, rayon, or silk for the lining fabric.

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Otto Lined Vest Sewalong

Here’s what you’ll need for this project:


  • Otto pattern

  • All-purpose polyester sewing thread

  • Sewing machine needle

  • Hand-sewing needle

  • Three 5/8” buttons

  • Woven interfacing (optional)

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