Craft market price signs

I have spent the last two days sorting out final details for the Quilt Show this weekend. I printed a stack of brown paper bags with one of...

Let me guide through the first steps of having your own stall or booth at a craft market. With 20 years experience I've learned a thing or two and got a few stories to tell. This guide will give you what you need to get going

Are you in the craft business and looking for a way to make your handmade items stand out? Utilizing the right pricing displays can make all the difference! The trick is to use unique pricing displays that attract the attention of customers and make them curious enough to buy. To learn more about how to make your pricing displays work for your craft business, click to read more!

For this fair I've been reworking a lot of my standard craft fair pieces. One of the latest has been my pricing tags. I tape or afix these to the containers holding my products. I decided to incorporate my new logo and then decided to make a whole list to just put framed on the table for people to glance at. I'm not sure where on the table I'll be putting it yet, but I'm sure I'll figure it out! :) How do they look? Tomorrow I'll be working on actual display pieces. A lot has changed since…

Thinking about selling your handmade products at a craft fair soon? What are the essentials you need to remember when selling at craft fairs? We have compiled a list of 10 useful steps, with plenty of tips for the new trader, on how to prepare for craft market success.

When selling at a craft fair, you (the vendor) are a part of your display and are representing your brand. Here's what to consider when choosing what to wear the day of a craft show.

There’s a lot you can do to improve your craft show display. But if you’re not ready to dive into branding your display, using line and composition, telling a story, etc. there are some simple steps to take to ensure your display looks professional and increases the perceived value of your products. Here are 8...

I found a big bag of these large size binder paperclips the other day at a thrift store for $1.99. I have seen other people cover them with fabric/scrapbook paper/Washi tape, and I often spray paint the little ones, but I wanted to try something different this time. I've been trying to use up some of my scraps of vintage sheet music and book pages so this was the perfect project for that. First, I just eyeballed a piece of paper to fit from one end of the metal to the other, trimmed it to…

You want to sell handmade products at a local craft market but have no clue where to start, Learn how to prepare for your first craft market, with a bonus free printable checklist.

I haven’t blogged in a while, time flies by so quickly, and I have been very busy crocheting items for the two fairs I will be attending in November and December. I have been selling at fairs…