Last Saturday we were up bright and early and heading down to Frome for the much anticipated Vintage Bazaar organised by Lizzie and Clare.
We arrived early with enough time to set up. The standard of the stalls was excellent as usual. There is so much gorgeousness to look at you don't quite know where to begin.
I took along a selection of items from ballet dresses to haberdashery items, and yes, you have spotted a mannequin for sale, in fact I sold two as I am kind of running out of room here at home.
We came back with a fairly empty van, apart from a few little purchases which I will tell you all about in a mo.
Everyone setting up and getting ready for the customers. I also had the privilege of meeting Dee and Jane, two lovely fellow bloggers. I love meeting people in the flesh so to speak and to me it reinforces why we do this. There are so many lovely like minded and inspirational ladies (and gents of course) out there.
Debbie's gorgeous gardening stand.
Down to the purchases acquired. The gorgeous French girl came from the lovely Sophie from Fading Grace who we were standing next to, her friend Kirsty was there to help her. The lovely Ostrich feather plume came from Ali (Betty and Violet). The gloves and nightdress case came from a lovely stand, I am sorry I can't remember who you are, but I am thrilled with them.
These sweet little corsages and Victorian scrap book pieces came from Debbie and her hubby that had the beautiful gardening stand.
These beautiful rustic French shutters also came from Debbie, and I am hoping that hubby can do something with them so I can use them for a display prop on my stand at future fairs.
We arrived back home shattered, but it was such a wonderful and inspirational day, meeting lots of lovely customers and the atmosphere was so friendly and full of laughter. Thank you to Lizzie and Clare for organising such a wonderful fair.
Jo xx
Oh It all looks wonderful,I do love the vintage ballet tutus on your pics Jo,I never see those on my travels,glad you had a good day! xx
ReplyDeleteAs you say Jo, lots of lovely things, I bought a lovely worn leather handbag, I really did need it!!
ReplyDeleteSorry I didnt see you to say goodbye, and you looked fab in your chinese jacket.
T x
Dear Jo, I'm just so pleased I had a chance to meet you and chat. Your stand and you were lovely and I had a wonderful time! Hope we all meet again at another fair before TOO long... Jane xx
ReplyDeleteJo, It looks like you had a fabulous time, and your stall looks so pretty -as usual :o)
ReplyDeleteI love all your buys, but that little french girl is a sweetie!
Love your new Pug love pics down the side..:o)
Have a happy week my lovely and take care,
Love n hugs,
Donna xx
how cool. Mom would love that thing
ReplyDeleteBenny & Lily
It was great to meet you ;-) the whole fair was wonderful loved your goodies you came home with. dee xx
ReplyDeleteYour stand was gorgeous as all the pics on other blogs show. I wish I'd had a chance to purchase one of your mannequins though they must have sold by the time I got time to venture as far as your stand. But I so appreciated talking to you about my dear mother. You are a a lovely person and it is my privilege to know you.
ReplyDeleteHi Jo,
ReplyDeleteIt was a fabulous day...
I visited Sophie's stand early on as I had seen the beautiful French head on her blog...I now see where it ended up...I just wasn't quick enough! ;-))
See you at the V&H,
Niki x
Hi Jo
ReplyDeletereally want to get to this fair one day..the hall looks gorgeous
Sorry about the shades you wanted, see you soon
love Heather
Your stall looked wonderful Jo as always, I love your little French lady.
ReplyDeleteAnn x
Hi Jo,
ReplyDeleteKnow it has absoutely BLOOMING nowt to do with this post.....
However it was fabby fab to meet you and your lovely mum Caroline at hen's teeth workshop on Saturday. What a super-duper day we all had.
LLX