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FurnitureFarm
15-11-2006, 08:43 AM
We're booked for this. It's usually a worthwhile show. Any o-y'all going? - Ali
beadsbydesign
15-11-2006, 09:33 AM
They are a really great publication and have been advertising the London event loads on classic FM. I would imagine that the scottish event will be very well publicised as well and should certainly be of an excellent standard.
I was at a macmillan event yesterday marketed at the topp end market and there was an awfull lot of money floating around. (ok not literally, but people wee really spending hard!!!)
I think you'll have a great event.
Let us know how it goes.
0103media
15-11-2006, 09:44 AM
The london one is 5mins from my house and was on at the w/e...

The one in Scotland sounds good but a fair old distance from suffork ?
FurnitureFarm
22-11-2006, 04:51 AM
have been advertising the London event loads on classic FM.
Yes, we were at the London event ...
CountryLivingFair.com/xmas/page.cfm/action=Exhib/ExhibID=00081
... it started very slowly, but built to be quite respectable by the end.

Thanks for the good wishes.
FurnitureFarm
22-11-2006, 04:58 AM
Scotland sounds good but a fair old distance from suffork ?
Yep, it's a fair old distance, but:

- we have a Ford Transit
- there's brass up north
- Scots seem to love sheep/bull sheepskin footstools

:)
nattynetty
22-11-2006, 07:36 PM
Went on your website and really love your footstools, they're just crying out to be stroked! Do they often go for a walkabout round Moulton, maybe I'll catch a glimpse next time I drive thru :D

I can understand why you do the larger craft fairs with your products but are you doing any local ones too? Would love to see them in the flesh so to speak.
FurnitureFarm
22-11-2006, 10:23 PM
Went on your website and really love your footstools, they're just crying out to be stroked!
Thanks - That's why we recommend purchasing in threes: one to rest your feet and one for each hand to stoke :)

Do they often go for a walkabout round Moulton, maybe I'll catch a glimpse next time I drive thru :D
Ah yes, quite possible. As with all social groups, they're all different, tough, as one might expect, the bulls show more individuality than the sheep ;)

I can understand why you do the larger craft fairs with your products but are you doing any local ones too? Would love to see them in the flesh so to speak.
We attend smaller shows, near and far. Within the last month, we've been at a two dayer in Inverness and just down the hill in Newmarket - The Art Craft and Design Show.