Wednesday, January 17, 2018

Vintage Made, the Rockabilly Dress by Designer Stitch.

Rockabilly  Dress 
by Designer Stitch
and Published by Vintage Made Magazine
http://artwearpublications.com.au/magazines/single-issues/vintage-made-magazine.html


Last year I had the pleasure of testing and sewing the Rockabilly dress, a Designer Stitch design. It was such a fun moment to sew, dress up, and have a photo shoot at a winery with a vintage car. The vintage car was owned by my good friend, Noe Diochea, and I thank him so much for the opportunity to use his car. You can find the Rockabilly dress pattern for free if you purchase Vintage Made Magazine #10, which was released December 2017.

http://artwearpublications.com.au/magazines/single-issues/vintage-made-magazine.html










I also was given the opportunity by Vintage Made Magazine to write an article on how to make the Rockabilly Rosette, the same flower I wore with my Rockabilly dress.


Thank you Lynda Worthington for this opportunity. You can find the article on how to make the Rockabilly rosette in the Vintage Made Magazine issue #10, which was released last December 2017. You will also be able to see other testers version of their Rockabilly in the magazine, they all did a great job.




Thank you, Ann Grose, from Designer Stitch Designs, for another fantastic design, xoxo.

http://artwearpublications.com.au/magazines/single-issues/vintage-made-magazine.html



2 comments:

  1. You've definitely created a stunning dress there! ☺ It was great to have you as a part of vintage Made issue 10 - that Rockabilly Rose is so effective, and deceptively easy for people to create ☺

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  2. Thank you Lynda Worthington for your nice comments, and thank so much for giving me the opportunity to be a part of your Vintage Made issue #10.

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