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Digital PDF guide, 100% straight with no decreases. Sizes S–XL. Beginner / intermediate level.

Looking to knit a modern, effortlessly cool piece with no technical complications? The Victoria Vest is a design made both for those just starting out in knitting and for experienced knitters looking for a relaxed project that's quick to finish.

It's worked 100% straight with no decreases: you knit two rectangular panels, combining a stockinette center body with elegant borders and wide side borders in Santa Clara stitch (garter stitch) that don't curl. The final detail of open sides with knitted ties or buttons gives it a roomy, versatile fit that adapts to any silhouette.

What does this downloadable digital guide include?

  • Step-by-step pattern: clear explanations from start to finish to knit the body, the boat neckline and the finishing touches.
  • Multi-size progression: measurement chart and cast-on stitch counts calculated for sizes S, M, L and XL.
  • Formula to adapt to your materials: a simple explanation for calculating stitches with the rule of three and adapting the pattern if you want to use a different yarn or needles you already have at home.
  • Handmade fit guide: tips for taking references from your own garments to get the exact width and length you like best.
  • Real product photographs: reference images to guide you through the bottom border, texture and final assembly.
  • Personalized WhatsApp support: direct help to answer specific questions while you knit.

Project technical sheet

  • Technique: two needles (knitting).
  • Level: beginner / intermediate.
  • Suggested yarn: Angora-type yarn or a blend with a soft halo effect (worsted weight).
  • Recommended needles: 6 mm or 7/8 mm.
  • Approximate yarn use: ~340 g to 350 g (size M, includes ties).

 

How do I receive my product?
It's a downloadable digital file in PDF format. Once your payment is confirmed, you automatically receive the download link in your email, so you can save it on your phone, tablet or computer and knit at your own pace.
(Suitable for personal use, or for knitting and selling the finished garments in your own business.)