What greeted us was more like a settlement, a village of friends and a mini Glastonbury complete with porta-loos, main stage, tea tent and variety of hot food stalls. To say it was a feat of organisation was an understatement!
The Jacy & Jools stall was positioned in the very pretty tea tent. Lovely and light and warm and beautifully decorating with gingham and little jars of flowers.
From the outset our stall was surrounded, even before we'd set up and eager little girls drawn like bees to the honey eyed up the jewellery. Not surprisingly, when faces were adorned with painted peace signs, our Summer of Love and Summer Brights Peace bracelets were extremely popular but our jewellery in general was very well received and we spent the day smiling and chatting to lots of fabulous customers.
We even gave our new Jacy & Jools Home range its first outing and our pink Scrabble tile 'LOVE' frame was admired and then snapped up very quickly!
Caroline had carefully selected hand selected a small group of companies for the event and we had lovely neighbours for the day, two of whom were based very close to Jacy & Jools in Altrincham and one from Wrexham, not too far from the event.
Twisted Vintage were there with their fabulous retro and vintage clothing and homeware.
Paula Payne of Gifts n Goodies was also there with her luxury soaps and novelty gifts.
If you are interested in Paula's items you can contact her by email.
Stella & Dot independent stylist Louise Mullock was also there with their great range of jewellery and accessories.
Many thanks to Caroline Jones for a great day at Rodfest and to the three lovely men who pushed us out of the mud at the end of the afternoon!
