My first sewing project… a quilted vest!

[ClumzyOak]

I find it so wholesome bringing something that was given to you as a child and repurposing it into something you can use often☺️

[littlepersononearth]

I don’t know what I was expecting but I was certainly not expecting it to look this good

[jordancenteno]

Dude, learning how to sew is like 80% ripping stitches. You’re doing fantastic!!

[Garbage_Rambles]

This is a beautiful way of preserving the old baby blanket and having it follow you and change style as you grow.

[davidcovelli]

You’re channel is a vibe. I’ve been locking myself in the basement working on some really intense sewing projects with a 1940s sewing machine. Fascinating stuff!!

[smallfootprint]

Love that you used your baby quilt made by grandma. Now so many people will see it. Well done.

[MsAngelique]

You did an excellent job. It looks cute on you.

[Timelessdressmaker]

Looks great! ❤ It helps if you do the binding in steps and in between baste it so it won't move as you sew!

[truthiseverything]

Your baby quilt looks brand new with tags that look fresh.

[lesleyrafuse]

The ripping ripped my soul! We have seam rippers for a reason!!!

[blucie]

You can get a sewing foot attachment specially for bias tape, it's such a time saver

[BadEgg_OnTheYoutube]

So cute, also my grandma has that flower cloth that was on your couch :)

[rachellynncreates]

Love notions has a great pattern for a quilted vest.

[zenith]

You can use the scraps to make matching accessories like the little purse or headband!

[embroideredragdoll]

I love quilted jackets, they look like gambesons

[OliverEvan-sy]

I love it so much it looks great on you.

[emilyana]

OMG I have that quilt! I’ve had it since I was little, too.

[nevalivingston]

That’s super cute! It breaks my heart a little that you tore up a quilt that your grandma bought for you as a baby though💔

[edbmbki]

Your vest looks better than the ones in the photos. Personal opinion❤

[juliemccall]

Use a needle to hide the extra threads by stitching them inside the garment, then cutting them short so they are inside. It gives professional finish to the garment.