A sunny day for the Vintage Victoria Fair

A chance was available to stand at a new vintage & handmade fair that was located at a village only a few miles from where I live. There had never been a vintage fair in the village before, and a lady who lives there decided it was a good idea to organise one there. 
This was an excellent idea, and I would like to share a few pics of the day with you .......

This was the lovely stall of the organiser " Vintage Victoria" ! No, that's not really her name, but look at all that vintage loveliness! Love those tablecloths & glassware.

These three girls had a great selection of vintage clothing, pottery, and vintage handbags. Wish I'd had enough time to try some of those outfits on!

Lots of beautiful jewellery to tempt you too from Bling Bling Kerching.

The furniture on this stall was fab! It's all renovated, painted, and upholstered by the stallholder herself. She also had a beautiful vintage dressing table, and that was at the entrance of the hall, as she hadn't enough room in the hall.

" Hearts & Kisses" is the name of this crafter's stall. She makes really pretty personalised hearts for all sorts of occasions - births, birthdays, weddings, and anniversaries. Also pretty bags, cute tooth fairy cushions, and pictures.
Her web link is http://www.heartsnkisses.co.uk/. Have a look, they really are lovely!

Well, I must say that these vintage stall holders are getting younger - lol !!!

Two very helpful young assistants : )

This is Molly crafts. She makes the most beautifully fragranced candles, soaps, bath bombs, and even wax dipped teddy bears, that are decorative, and smell divine! All of the toiletries are hand made, and natural oils are used. The soy wax candles are environmentally friendly, and completely natural.

Another really pretty vintage stall. I adore that bunting : )

More great vintage clothing. I really love the white & tan vintage dress the stallholder is wearing : )

It was a great fair, and very busy. A great success, I'm sure it won't be the last! Thanks, and well done to Julia, the organiser, and her family for their hard work. Look forward to the next!!