Cheap vendor booth ideas

How to display paintings and art prints at a craft fair.

If you have a craft show quickly approaching, you need display tricks that are quick and easy to implement now. So I’m sharing a few of the most impactful display tricks I learned through my visual design & communication education. These are also the top techniques I applied when working as a Visual Merchandiser for...

Chances are, you’ve seen backdrop frames made from PVC of copper pipes and connector pieces. I wanted to play around with this structure to see if there were different ways it could be used, aside from a backdrop. I created a tabletop version of the PVC frame and below are a few ways it can...

Necklace stand ideas. 10 photos of handmade jewelry booths at craft fairs show you how to display necklaces at a craft show.

Farmers markets and artisan fairs are great place to get your product in front of people. Here are 10 ideas for setting up your vendor booth.

Vendor Based Businesses (vendor booth businesses) are the perfect solution for small business owners who don’t have the ability - or possibly desire - to manage a brick-and-mortar storefront. Danielle Kaminski Made By Danielle

As soon as I start talking about craft fair setups, people want to talk about pricing, signage, and how to arrange your tables. But the part of your table doing the most good (or the most damage), is often the biggest thing on your table: Your tablecloth. The tablecloth is probably the last thing the vendor thinks about, but it is the first thing the customer sees. It is the background for your whole display.

Market Day Booth Ideas for kids - from the Dollar Tree!!! I love that. It's too expensive otherwise, after creating the product, to figure out marketing it and packaging it and the booth details. Great ideas for market day stalls, booths, tables, etc.

So, you have an outstanding product and you’ve found the best venue. But, how do you get customers into your booth? This article will answer that question.

Happy Wednesday Everyone! Inspired by a trip to the Renegade Craft Fair in Brooklyn, I've come up with some blah to TADA! ideas for you crafters out there who are selling your creations. Today, I'll show you how to display the earrings that you're putting on sale. If you don't have a stand like this one, let me show you how to make something like this. Blah: Stacks of old cardboard. Cut, paint and decorate. TADA! Just add the earrings! Make a slit or punch some holes to attach the earrings…