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July 21, 2004
Wheeeeeee!
Callie loved the space, and I still loved the space, and we signed a lease memo and gave the landlord half of the up-front money.
My stomach is full of the peskiest butterflies -- it's hard to even come up with a comparable feeling.
This is it! The space! Oh, man!
Here's a look at it, the 2nd floor of 325 Gold Street, in Brooklyn.
Anyone want to invest in a yarn store?
Posted by Rose at July 21, 2004 04:04 PM
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Nice space! Nice light! YAY!
Just got back from my nearest LYS and I wish I could shop at your place. Their Fizzlesnaff McGlitter is reaaaaally encroaching on the Serious Wool, fie!
Posted by: Miriam at July 21, 2004 05:16 PM
Congratulations! I've peeked in on occasion to see how things were progressing so I'm delighted to read that you will have a home! I'm moving into a new house which will give me one whole room for my sewing materials with doors that I can close to lock out cats and other people. I'm delighted and thrilled and can only imagine how much larger your joy is.
Good luck! Can't wait to read how this progresses. Now I'll have to come up with an excuse to get to Brooklyn.
Posted by: Cinnamon at July 22, 2004 12:46 AM
Congratulations Rose!!! That is so fabulous!! And it's walking distance from my house, too. Heehee
Posted by: Leigh at July 22, 2004 09:58 AM
Good luck Rose! I know someone who's been running a yarn store in Lexington for quite a while and it can be tough, but she loves it. Are you going to aim at a particular market? Like stocking only natural yarns to aim at a mid - high clientele?
Posted by: Toonhead! at July 22, 2004 05:08 PM
Wheeeeeeeeee!
Posted by: Tahnan at July 23, 2004 12:52 AM
Rose--That's wonderful news and a great looking space! Wow. I think it will be absolutely beautiful with all the colors in the light. Best of wishes!
xoxo
Posted by: Marc at July 25, 2004 02:13 AM
Congratulations. I look forward to sending my mother to a local yarnery.
Posted by: ugarte at August 2, 2004 02:39 AM