Nothing Boring About Plain Grey

Because my first grey waistcoat is looking a little tired, and I want more practice with shawl collars, I decided to make myself another grey waistcoat.

The author stands against a plain grey wall, photographed from shoulders down. She wears a plain grey waistcoat with a shawl collar over a pink linen shirt and floral pants. Her hands are in her pockets.

Which I sewed the last button onto yesterday! Both the lining….

The plain grey waistcoat is laid flat on a wood surface. The image is cropped to the top half of the waistcoat, where the floral lining at the back can be seen through the shawl collar neckline.

….and the pocket linings are the same fabric – I just managed to get these out of the scraps I had left!

Close-up of one of the welt pockets on the grey waistcoat. The floral lining has been pulled out of the pocket in a triangle, so it stands out against the plain fabric.

I put cotton tape along the roll line of the collar, so that it’s stable along the bias edge.

The author stands against a plain white wall, photographed from the shoulders down. She wears the grey waistcoat, pink shirt, and floral pants, and is angled slightly to the right. Her hands are clasped in front of her.

I also adjusted my pattern to try and get the collar sitting closer to my neck, which absolutely worked – I’m super happy with where it’s sitting now.

The author stands against a plain white wall, photographed from the shoulders down. She wears the grey waistcoat, pink shirt, and floral pants. One arm is raised, hand cropped out of the image, while the other is held at her waist. Her body is held at an angle.

Plain grey like this goes with all colours and patterns, so I’m super excited to wear this with everything next winter. I might get a week or two of wear out of it this year before it gets really warm here. I am going to milk every second of that time, because I adore this waistcoat.

Now, what to make next? Hmmm….

Anyways, see ya!

FillieFanatic

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