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  • Bobbi Bailey, owner of the newly moved BB’s Treasures, poses for a photo beside one of the displays in her store at the Crafter’s Mall on Athens Road on Thursday. The business is open Tuesday-Friday from 10 a.m.-6p.m. The phone number is 304-887-0322. Matt Christian

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July 9, 2012

BB's Treasures stitching in new location on Athens Road

Jeff Harvey for the Princeton Times

PRINCETON — From her start at a kiosk at the Mercer Mall to her new opening at the former Crafters Mall, Bobbi Bailey and her business, BB’s Treasures, has been involved in design work on pocketbooks and other items for several years.

“I originally started at a kiosk at the Mercer Mall in 2007, then moved to a store, then opened here on Wednesday. I originally started out selling pocketbooks. We then went to personalized pocketbook designs and monograms,” Bailey said.

She added, “What we do now in that respect is embroider items such as diaper bags, baskets, duffel bags, back packs, shirts for different occasions, including holidays and birthdays and shirts which are screenprinted.”

Bailey said, “I just like to be involved in creating shirts for kids to make them for their specialized needs.”

The business is located in the former Crafter’s Mall building, adjacent to the It’s All About You Salon, on Athens Road. It is open 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Tuesday-Friday. The phone number is 304-887-0322.

If you know of a business that could be featured as Business of the Week, call the Princeton Times at 304-425-2185 or contact Jeff Harvey at delimartman@yahoo.com or jharvey1@frontiernet.net.

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