I’ve been working on this blouse forever, and now it’s finally finished (and available on Etsy)!

The blouse is made from the remnants of the same fabric as the “day of the dead”dress using a 50′s blouse pattern. Instead of using buttons, I decided to go for wine colored snaps to make it a bit different. It’s probably one of my best produced items to date because I had intended it for sale, but I’m really pleased with how it came out.

Check it out in my Etsy shop, it’s one of a kind!

Through the generous praise and encouragement of my friends I’ve decided to open a shopping cart on Aloha Vintage.

The products I’ll be selling will be my handmade clothing from vintage patterns, tropical hair flower hair clips for starters, then I’ll see what else happens.

For now the shopping cart is under construction (and so are many of it’s products) with an expected launch of middle September. In the meantime custom item requests are welcome just contact me and let me know what your looking for.

Mahalo!

Steph

I’ve ordered tags that i can sew into the clothes I make, so when i give them away or (hopefully) sell some they’ll have a link back to the site!

it’s a pretty simple two line tag:

the first line says “Mahalo” (thank you) and the second will say “aloha-vintage.com”

what better way to thank people for buying my products, when i’m able to make them available, than to thank them right in the tag!

as soon as they arrive i’ll post a pic

Mahalo,

Steph

Now all of the items I make will have a tag and hopefully it’s a big healthy step forward for Aloha Vintage.

let me know what you think! you may own one of these tags someday soon.