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Old Jun 15th 2009 | 6:17 am
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Today, Mr Yorkie sent off our agent appointment. Huzzahh!! He secured the last place for his IELTS test local to us. Huzzahh again!!
Now, I have re-launched my dressmaking business (I make bespoke wedding gowns and curtains. Big difference I know) I would love to continue with the business when we eventually get to Oz. I know people are always getting married, but do houses have curtains over there or is it all blinds??
Stupid question I know.

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Old Jun 15th 2009 | 6:39 am
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I know a friend of mine spent a fortune on custom made curtains when she moved into her new house. I had curtains in some rooms in mine and blinds in others, it just depends what style you are looking for. I think you will find there is work for you.
 
Old Jun 15th 2009 | 6:56 am
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I know I read somewhere about clothes and such and "camel toe fashion!!!"
Although I do make clothes, bridal wear and evening wear is what I love to do. As I said, on the other scale, I make curtains, blinds, soft furnishings etc. Is it pretty easy to set up a new business again?
 
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Hi,

My wife has the same skills, did her apprenticeship in Brisbane and ran her own business.
From our experience location is critical (specially for bespoke items). Basing your business in a good suburb (home or shop) for example.
You can make a modest income in the lower income suburbs but our business grew much faster once we had moved, it's worth the extra cost (rent or mortgage.
 

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