Hi, I'm Bailey

It started in primary school making a few quid selling loom bands.

In high school I sold sweets and drinks in Years 8 and 9. That earned me the nickname Pablo, after Pablo Escobar. The empire came crashing down when the head teacher caught me, so I needed something new to sell.

Around the same time I bought a t-shirt on Depop and the quality was poor. I thought I could do better myself. I looked up how to make one on YouTube, got a plain tee and some printer paper and made my own.

I wore it to school and people asked where it was from. When I said I made it they wanted one too and were happy to pay. Then my mates outside school asked the same. So I made more, put them on Depop and they sold.

Halfway through Year 10 I left. Depop was keeping me too busy and I could make more outside school than in it.

T-shirts turned into hoodies. Then I got a vinyl cutter for stickers and text on clothing, and opened an Etsy shop. It all ran from my mum's dining room and spare room.

Then I outgrew my mum's house and moved into a container in my dad's yard. We did it up and it became the new home of Pablo's Prints.

When the shop next door to my mum's hairdressers came up for rent I took it on. For two years I ran Pablo's Prints on the high street, online and on Etsy.

Then I got the itch to travel. I closed the shop, saved up and spent the last two years going all around the world. Plenty of good stories and adventures.

Now it's time to reopen Pablo's Prints and get back at it.

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