Thursday, 27 January 2011

The Old Pill Factory today


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Pale cream, green & lilac another triumph for the girls.
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I made the window with fabrics and quilt,
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My unit is a little cramped today, we are going back on Sunday to change around.
Michael is looking to his FEB at Huffkins, I fancy lunch but I don't think that his tummy would last that long! 
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  1. Hesta Nesta27 January 2011 at 17:01

    Love the picture of the feet Tracey, I guess they are yours!! The Pill factory looks fabulous, I will be heading down that way when I have some cash (assuming I make any!) We are going to Stratford tomorrow to see about the unit so I will let you know how it goes...very exciting. My email is hestanesta@hotmail.co.uk if you want to mail me anytime. Things seem to really be taking off this year. We will have to arrange our little meeting soon. Are you doing Totnes again? Both Mum and I were lucky to get stands again, I was very surprised as lesley was pretty inundated with requests. Speak soon and hope all is well.
    Jo xx

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  2. A Bun Can Dance27 January 2011 at 17:38

    Hello dear!
    I'm always here though the last week has involved a lot of to-ing and fro-ing! The shop and your unit looks absolutely lovely and I really must not look as I have to concentrate on things for the kiddies!!
    I'm pleased to hear you're fond of yellow and green - so fresh and delightful. Yellow gets such a hard time of it from the pink and blue brigade, but I say 'bring it on' !!!
    Now I have to catch up with your other posts :-)
    D x

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  3. Unknown27 January 2011 at 17:46

    oooh.... I see the pretty quilt I sold you has been promoted to the window!! It all looks lovely, very spring like, can't wait for the sunshine now :-) Have a good fair at Honiton, I might see you there, Sophie x

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  4. Unknown27 January 2011 at 20:31

    Lovely pictures i adore that Pink tea set think its for coffee? so many lovely things to look at. enjoy the rest of your week, dee x

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  5. ted and bunny28 January 2011 at 07:23

    I'm going to study the windows very carefully from now on cos I've "booked" the window of the Tourist Info Office in Wimborne High Street for the week before the Vintage Fair.
    It's got little windowpanes, it's small and I need to be able to dress it quite quickly as there's not much "shop space" to spread out...

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  6. The Cloth Shed28 January 2011 at 08:33

    The Old Pill Factory looks great....definitely on my to do list in the future.
    Julie x
    How is the "barbed wire" chandelier doing....sounds intriguing!

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  7. shirley28 January 2011 at 16:35

    Hi Tracey
    It all looks wonderful! I used to love having a shop just to dress the windows and then I was gutted when someone bought something and wrecked the diplay! I know that was the idea of a good window but I was just a little precious about it all!!! I do miss the window dressing part now but definately do not miss the "sitting in the shop" part!
    xxx

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