new venture

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on the back of my former Vintage website
I have recently  morphed and started to build an old interest and hobby
into a fledgling business, 
BAG DiVA
selling my handbag collection at fairs in the County
as there is nothing in our part of the county
I taken the bull by the proverbials and 
organised Fairs in Carlisle, bi-monthly over 2012
with Stuart, a local fellow Vintage enthusiast and dealer...

introducing Very Vintage Affairs

rather self explanatory...
been 6 months in the planning
and next Saturday is our toe in the water first affair
will post pics of the event ..
wish you all could come...

Saz x

Comments

  1. family affairs7:28 pm, February 04, 2012

    VERY VERY good luck with that then Lxx

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  2. Leslie:8:02 pm, February 04, 2012

    Hope it's a great success!

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  3. ADDY10:39 pm, February 04, 2012

    Wishing you tons of good luck and success..........x

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  4. Lo11:25 pm, February 04, 2012

    How I admire you for organizing your Fair! Having just had a Yard Sale (Failed) my best wishes for success go out to you. Please keep us posted and Good Luck.

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  5. Scriptor Senex6:38 am, February 05, 2012

    Very best of luck - if we were a bit nearer we'd call in but 150 miles seems a bit far nowadays. It wouldn't have been at one time - must be getting old!

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  6. Furtheron7:37 pm, February 05, 2012

    good luck - you'll not need it I'm sure it'll be a huge success

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  7. Moannie10:54 am, February 07, 2012

    I so wish I could be there. Good luck you two though you'll not need it.

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  8. Suburbia7:19 pm, February 13, 2012

    Hope it went well Saz x

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