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Liv's Picks - passing the torch to the next generation!

My love for all things vintage has prompted me to take on a assistant. My granddaughter, Liv, has accepted the job for the Etsy Shop. We are very excited for our new adventure together and have created a section just for her called Liv's Picks. Profits from this section will go into Liv's savings for her Jr. High/High School events, spending money and be used for college funds as well. As many of you know these things take up a chunk of money to get them ready and prepared for life. Anything that I can do for the grand's to help with the extra's. I have two grandson's (Liv's brothers) that will be joining in on the fun and their sections will be added when the time is right. The business and shop were named for the 3 of them, MY THREE HEARTS. Elivia, Eli and Ehann! The loves of my life!

As part of Liv's duties, she will assist in photographing items, helping with shipping of items, help to maintain the Shop page on Etsy, vlogging for YouTube, thrifting in the wild (when she can), keeping inventory straight on the Excel sheets, and making sure all our high tech devices are running smoothly. The latter one is important to me, I'm a bit of a dummy when it comes to operating or understanding these things.  Be sure to check in on our Etsy Shop often to see what great finds we have picked! www.etsy.com/shop/3HeartsVintage

One of Liv's favorite items in her section right now is the Bone China Trinket Dish made in Japan from the 1950's. You can view the complete details at: https://www.etsy.com/listing/585333179/small-trinket-dish-made-in-japan-1950s?ref=shop_home_active_45

You can find our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8KVPljJB_GMUK4j2D6to9Q?view_as=subscriber

Blessings and Happy Shopping!
Jan and Liv
3 Hearts Vintage












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