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I would like to start a new business in the outer most Northern part of Fort Wayne, Indiana. This business will consist of being a sewing or quilt shop.

A quilt shop or sewing store consists of many "Husqvarna Viking" sewing machines, Viking accessories, quilts, cabinets, desks/sewing machine tables, books, software, fabric, and much more. We would carry Husqvarna Viking and white sewing machines and sergers and offer a complete education and support package to provide added value to each machine sold. Our staff will be continually updating their training and education regarding the newest features of these sewing machines and sergers. Husqvarna Viking certified educators are available for you to provide machine owner's classes and continued education and support so that you can get the most out of your new machine. We also will provide education and support for our Embroidery software packages by certified educators. Machine Embroidery is the latest craze for home sewers and quilters. The addition of embroidery capabilities opens the world of creativity to garment sewers, quilters, basic and advanced sewers. Our expert staff will guide you through the purchase of your first embroidery machine or the trade up to a top of the line embroidery machine. Embroidery software can expand your capabilities even more. Education and technical support has always been one of the keys to our success. All staff members and free-lance creative educators are experienced sewers and quilters and can provide you the support necessary to successfully complete any project you choose from simple to complex. We will also have sewing machine repair right in the store, so no shipping off your machine. The technicians who are certified and qua...

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...pically do not work or are retired with some type of income. But since we will be in Fort Wayne there will be some women who stop in of wealthy class occasionally. Women who are socialites and have nothing better to do than hang out in our store. Typically and most of the time the women will be of Caucasian. These women typically are creative women who like to make and create things. You remember when you were a kid and had Christmas at your other Grandma's house and you hated getting gifts from her, because they were always home made things a kid doesn't want. Well that is who I'm trying to target. Since we already have one store in the most southern part of Fort Wayne, we hope to attract more customers from the outer most northern part of Fort Wayne and neighboring cities and states such as: Ohio, Auburn, Angola, Kendallville, and maybe some Michigan people.

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