So, something exciting is happening here at Janey HQ. I am preparing to launch a collection of vintage garments that will soon be available to buy online...eeeek I can't wait until its all up and running. I have been playing with photo shoots today figuring how best to display garments. A few idea I have come up with...

I will obviously keep images in full colour so that the colours of the garments can be viewed, but I just can't stop myself from playing with sepia :)

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In other news Janey had a stall in Harrogate theatre yesterday, a quick snap of the goodies that were available, some of which were snapped up...

   
  Never fear if you missed out as I have more stalls booked in the run up to Christmas :) 

 Hi all,

 So Janey has been a busy bee these last few weeks!

I have just about got settled in to my new amazing flat, with the most fabulously huge shabby chic bedroom, complete with white washed furniture, French toile throws, vintage luggage cases, granny crochet blankets, stacks of floral hat boxes... I could go on and on. 

 I had a stall at the corn ex last weekend (Saturday just gone) which was, as always, lots of hard work, but fun fun fun.

 I also have a stall this coming Saturday with Harrogate does Vintage, in Harrogate theatre. I am going to be launching a collection of vintage jewellery that I have been collecting over the last few weeks, so I'm excited about that, as well as the usual collection of beautiful vintage garments and accessories.

 Just a taster .....

I have also been working on photo shoots and editing images to use for a lookbook, flyers and poster, which I can hand out at the stalls. I still haven't picked the final ones yet, and would like to do a few more, but I am pleased with what I have so far...

I'm still trying to decide if I like them in colour or in sepia, obviously sepia doesn't catch the vibrancy of the clothes that well, but it does give the image a super duper vintage feel! 

I'm going to get back to messing on photoshop to make up some more, eeek always so much to do!