I will be holding a drawing for a coffee cup cozy from my Jules Java Jackets Etsy shop. The way you enter is to ;make a comment to this blog by answering the question above. On November 25, I will choose a random winner. See below for an example of what the cozy could look like:
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| Reverse side of "wild coffee time" |
8 comments:
I set up at home and take pics. When I get to the event i have the pics to refresh my mind on a great layout
I try to have at least 3 of each item so in case a family come along and buys they can get matching items. I also try to make sure all of my items are tagged before arriving and that the table covers are packed last in the bins so i can cover the tables and start displaying as soon as i get there .
It's been a long time since I did a craft fair so I don't have any advice.
I've never done one, so I don't have any tips! What stops me is not being sure that I have enough merchandise.
hmmm... there are lot's of things on my checklist before a boutique or show- but the main one, is to have a good selection of items with a range of price points. Also- to make sure I have at least 3 items of each design group.
That's the tip that works for me to feel prepared. Then there's the prayer part to complete it all! :D
I haven't done any craft shows yet, but hopefully I can do some in the spring. Lack of inventory and purchasing the big items like tent, tables, and displays. The other comments posted before mine are very helpful.
I have not done a craft show in many years.
Lots of helpful comments here.
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Sue
I have not done a craft show in a long time but I LOVE going to them. In recent years, I have been going to one almost every weekend. I do see most people who are setting up their spots with pictures of their set ups or diagrams of their set ups. Thanks for the chance.
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