Gypsy Fix owner Morgan Sullins chose her wallpaper on a whim but was inspired to base her entire decorating plan for the store on its bold colors. (Karen Torme Olson/H-F Chronicle)
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Flossmoor entrepreneurs turn the page with a new chapter for Gypsy Fix

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Gypsy Fix owner Morgan Sullins bags a customer purchase at her newly redecorated store. (Karen Torme Olson/H-F Chronicle)
Gypsy Fix owner Morgan Sullins bags a customer purchase at her newly redecorated store. (Karen Torme Olson/H-F Chronicle)

After a January hiatus, the reimagined Gypsy Fix at the corner of Sterling Avenue and Flossmoor Road opened its doors Feb. 7 to a crowd of curious and enthusiastic shoppers, who browsed the merchandise displays with celebratory mimosas and snacks in hand.

“This space has been a real labor of love,” said Kellie Lucas, who rents space…

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Karen Torme Olson is an award-winning journalist, author, teacher, and recently retired secondary school counselor. For the last four decades, she has crafted stories and photos for numerous publishing outlets, including the Chicago Tribune, Google, Stars and Stripes, Frommer’s Travel Guides, and most recently the Homewood-Flossmoor Chronicle. She received her doctoral degree in Administration and Supervision from Loyola University Chicago in 2006 and subsequently discovered that her most rewarding writing assignments involved crafting letters of recommendation for the hundreds of talented students who sought her counsel at Homewood Flossmoor High School over the last 19 years. She is mom to three sons and grandma to one grandson. She lives in Olympia Fields with her husband Randy Weissman, two spoiled rescue dogs, and two imperious cats.

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