BUNDLE - Family Pathfinder Vest Collection
BUNDLE - Family Pathfinder Vest Collection
Keep bundled up, wherever your imagination may take you. This family of Pathfinder Vest patterns are perfect for a cool afternoon of adventuring, with freedom of movement and added warmth.
Skill level: Beginner - adventurous beginner depending on options chosen
This family bundle includes:
- Women's Pathfinder
- Men's Pathfinder
- Baby Pathfinder
- Child Pathfinder
View diagrams show the child version.
Make old things new again! Twig & Tale patterns pair wonderfully with upcycled fabrics. Look to vintage blankets, gently used wool sweaters and corduroy/wool trousers for exteriors - vintage sheets and lovely shirts for lining.
Don't be afraid to embellish a little! Explore our beginner-friendly Embroidery Pattern Collections.
Sizing + Supplies
View the Womens Size Chart + Materials List
View the Child Size Chart + Materials List
View the Men's Size Chart + Materials List
View the Baby Size Chart + Materials List
Printing info
Our digital patterns are tiled and designed to print using your home printer on either US Letter, or A4 paper.
Patterns include a nifty “layers” feature, allowing you to print only the size(s) you need, or all of the sizes. Full step-by-step printing instructions are supplied.
This pattern bundle also includes additional wide format files that can be taken to a local copy shop and printed on single sheets of A0 paper.
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Add-Ons
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What a quick easy make! I put it together with a coverstitch and it has become my go to vest daily! I have ordered more fabric to make one for my daughter-in-law and new baby. Matching Mom / Baby ensemble.
Just the thing for my daughter's dress up outfit. It was so much fun to sew!
I really enjoyed sewing this! It was my first lined garment, and it was pretty foolproof. My kid thinks it’s reversible. I wish I had made the hood a little bigger to extend over the head a little further (my kid has a long neck), but I’m thrilled with how it came out, and look forward to making the women’s version for myself!
Have made these two size 2 vests for gifts. Managed to cut the grey from a single wool cashmere repurposed coat. Added the piping for the pop and tried a round hood as well as the pixie. Lovely pattern, may now be addicted. So versatile. Will certainly make more and keen to make a coat also.
I started with the petal dress as my first sewing project ever. Moved on to the evergreen bonnet, then the wayfarer shoes, and finally felt ready to tackle my first pathfinder vest. This vest was so much fun to make! There are so many different combinations of fabrics and add-ons you can choose that it makes it feel like you are creating something truly unique. I can hardly wait to make another one that looks completely different!
I have made two Pathfinders so far and will definitely make many more. The pattern is very versatile, especially when combining with the animal add-on. I am really very impressed with the amazing video tutorials which help a visual person like me to quickly learn new sewing skills. The patterns are truly timeless and by changing fabrics and textures can suit any style and preference. I will say, that it is not a quick sewing project, but somehow as soon as one is complete I already think of a new interpretation of the pattern :)
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Cute and easy project! Pattern is clear and easy to follow. Can’t wait to make more!
Seriously adorable and easier than I expected. I made outer from purple corduroy and the inner from a patterned grey stretch jersey. It was a bit of a challenge sewing the knit to the woven, but I wanted the inner to match the leggings I made for the tiny human. I added flutter sleeves, pixie hood, and dropped back and I'm really excited about how well it turned out. Her dad calls it her "wizard cape" :)
I will be making many more in different variations
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What a quick easy make! I put it together with a coverstitch and it has become my go to vest daily! I have ordered more fabric to make one for my daughter-in-law and new baby. Matching Mom / Baby ensemble.
Just the thing for my daughter's dress up outfit. It was so much fun to sew!
I really enjoyed sewing this! It was my first lined garment, and it was pretty foolproof. My kid thinks it’s reversible. I wish I had made the hood a little bigger to extend over the head a little further (my kid has a long neck), but I’m thrilled with how it came out, and look forward to making the women’s version for myself!
Have made these two size 2 vests for gifts. Managed to cut the grey from a single wool cashmere repurposed coat. Added the piping for the pop and tried a round hood as well as the pixie. Lovely pattern, may now be addicted. So versatile. Will certainly make more and keen to make a coat also.
I started with the petal dress as my first sewing project ever. Moved on to the evergreen bonnet, then the wayfarer shoes, and finally felt ready to tackle my first pathfinder vest. This vest was so much fun to make! There are so many different combinations of fabrics and add-ons you can choose that it makes it feel like you are creating something truly unique. I can hardly wait to make another one that looks completely different!
I have made two Pathfinders so far and will definitely make many more. The pattern is very versatile, especially when combining with the animal add-on. I am really very impressed with the amazing video tutorials which help a visual person like me to quickly learn new sewing skills. The patterns are truly timeless and by changing fabrics and textures can suit any style and preference. I will say, that it is not a quick sewing project, but somehow as soon as one is complete I already think of a new interpretation of the pattern :)
Cute and easy project! Pattern is clear and easy to follow. Can’t wait to make more!
Seriously adorable and easier than I expected. I made outer from purple corduroy and the inner from a patterned grey stretch jersey. It was a bit of a challenge sewing the knit to the woven, but I wanted the inner to match the leggings I made for the tiny human. I added flutter sleeves, pixie hood, and dropped back and I'm really excited about how well it turned out. Her dad calls it her "wizard cape" :)
I will be making many more in different variations