Craft booth setup

Most popular easy portable display ideas for markets and craft fairs - save time and energy with these clever, eye-catching display ideas for vendors.

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...

Cedar Sun Ceramics | Handmade Pottery in Denver on Instagram: "If you do art markets, here’s my number one tip… ELEVATE your pieces! ✨ @woodernist It’s hard to capture people’s attention in a crowded market, but elevating some of your most eye-catching pieces to eye level will do wonders for attracting people to your booth or tent. And when there is a crowd at your booth, it attracts more people who want to see what the buzz is all about! I see it happen every time I vend at a market. I…

At my last market, the people in the tent beside me had a checkout stand made from stacked crates. I thought that was a much better setup than my current method of sitting in a chair and balancing the cashbox, Square reader and phone on my lap. But... I didn't think I could fit anymore crates into my car (I already have six).Then I saw this foldable version and asked my husband if he would build something similar. He likes to do woodworking as a hobby, and he did an amazing job on my…

Most handmade vendors ignore these 3 important perspectives when it comes to their craft show setup. Find out what they are and how to fix any issues.

Super Cute Awesome Stuff | Art on Instagram: "I used an IKEA peg board to make a super cute pin display for my art stall. Here's what I used! ✨ Regular wall paint (2 coats) ✨ Clear coat spray (several coats) ✨ 3D printed pegs I found on eBay! #artistsoninsta #artistalley #artistalleytable #comiccon #artstall #craftfair #craftproject #craftfairprep #pindisplay #pinsofinstagram #pinstagram #pins"

Last weekend, I participated in the West Orange Women’s Holiday Bazaar (which was organized by my step-mom, Clarice). My table reservation was last-minute due to a scheduling change, and I was fortunate that Clarice was able to fit me in. What a beautiful day it turned out to be! The sky was a clear blue, there was a lovely breeze (my table was in a covered breezeway), and thankfully it wasn’t too hot. I enjoyed talking with so many new people and marveled at the creativity of the other…