I'm increasingly keen on attending really specific writing workshops. Was just at "Harnessing the Power of Lists in Short Story Writing" by @izzyxen and @ClarionWest and got heaps out of it - compared with more general "How to tell good stories" or "Make memorable characters"
For any other attendees, this ebook is centred around list-making as a technique to get unstuck while you're writing (the first part of the workshop) - I found it really useful https://www.amazon.com.au/Endless-Ideas-Bottomless-Creativity-Singles-ebook/dp/B07YQ7BW3H
Endless Ideas: Master Bottomless Creativity (Stone Tablet Singles Book 6)

Endless Ideas: Master Bottomless Creativity (Stone Tablet Singles Book 6) eBook: Platt, Sean M., Silver, Neeve: Amazon.com.au: Kindle Store

https://www.amazon.com.au/Endless-Ideas-Bottomless-Creativity-Singles-ebook/dp/B07YQ7BW3H
Rest of the workshop was about using lists as the structure for a short story - FAQ, meeting minutes, inventory, etc. They're not vignettes though, they build to a story arc. There's also a great (if very trad fantasy) full-length book called Sixteen Ways to Defend a Walled City
Some free-to-read examples of stories based around lists (taken from a longer list curated by @izzyxen):

Ogres of East Africa
https://uncannymagazine.com/article/ogres-east-africa/

The Eight People Who Murdered Me (Excerpt from Lucy Westenra’s Diary)
http://www.nightmare-magazine.com/fiction/the-eight-people-who-murdered-me-excerpt-from-lucy-westenras-diary/
Ogres of East Africa - Uncanny Magazine

Catalogued by Alibhai M. Moosajee of Mombasa February 1907 1. Apul Apul A male ogre of the Great Lakes region. A melancholy character, he eats crickets to sweeten his voice. His house burned down...

https://uncannymagazine.com/article/ogres-east-africa/
Bucket List Found in the Locker of Maddie Price, Age 14, Written Two Weeks Before the Great Uplifting of All Mankind: https://www.lightspeedmagazine.com/fiction/bucket-list-found-in-the-locker-of-maddie-price-age-14-written-two-weeks-before-the-great-uplifting-of-all-mankindbucket-list-found-in-the-locker-of-maddie-price-age-14-written-two-weeks-before/

Inventory
https://lithub.com/inventory/ 

26 Monkeys, Also the Abyss http://clarkesworldmagazine.com/johnson_03_19_reprint/
“Inventory”

One girl. We lay down next to each other on the musty rug in her basement. Her parents were upstairs; we told them we were watching Jurassic Park. “I’m the dad, and you’re the mom,” she said. I pul…

https://www.lightspeedmagazine.com/fiction/bucket-list-found-in-the-locker-of-maddie-price-age-14-written-two-weeks-before-the-great-uplifting-of-all-mankindbucket-list-found-in-the-locker-of-maddie-price-age-14-written-two-weeks-before/
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