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Will you show me yours?
It's been suggested that The Grumble has got boring! WOW - are you telling me it gets better than this? I've only really been at it since Dec.
Also been suggested that getting into other's shops is very popular, so here we go.
Our place is an Aladdin's cave - husbands and wives have lost each other here - bit of a maze
This is the view from near the counter to the door, greetings cards, 2 glass cabinets, each with one row of revolving and one row of fixed glass shelves, (crystal porcelain & ceramics) then more cards. Needlework kits on the beams, framed art on the left, mostly out of shot. Gift boxes in the foreground (sold flat)
And this is looking left as you enter or hang a right at bottom of above photo.
Some wool, lots of card spinners, ready-made frames (there is a large supporting pillar there, they go all around it) print browsers (many out of shot) Framed stuff on tensioned wires (back of window display) big picture with boat is a £4000 ($7000) original by Adam Barsby, bought it because we loved it, six years ago! Last week put it in the window saying if it didn't sell it's going in our dining room, had the hooks in place ready. Sold it yesterday biggest single sale we have ever had - GUTTED!
The greetings cards in the foreground have little frames on - fridge magnets.
It's been suggested that The Grumble has got boring! WOW - are you telling me it gets better than this? I've only really been at it since Dec.
Also been suggested that getting into other's shops is very popular, so here we go.
Our place is an Aladdin's cave - husbands and wives have lost each other here - bit of a maze
This is the view from near the counter to the door, greetings cards, 2 glass cabinets, each with one row of revolving and one row of fixed glass shelves, (crystal porcelain & ceramics) then more cards. Needlework kits on the beams, framed art on the left, mostly out of shot. Gift boxes in the foreground (sold flat)
And this is looking left as you enter or hang a right at bottom of above photo.
Some wool, lots of card spinners, ready-made frames (there is a large supporting pillar there, they go all around it) print browsers (many out of shot) Framed stuff on tensioned wires (back of window display) big picture with boat is a £4000 ($7000) original by Adam Barsby, bought it because we loved it, six years ago! Last week put it in the window saying if it didn't sell it's going in our dining room, had the hooks in place ready. Sold it yesterday biggest single sale we have ever had - GUTTED!
The greetings cards in the foreground have little frames on - fridge magnets.
