Love your pink flooring! I'm new to being a vendor at markets, just had my first last month. SO this is a starter booth and I would love any advice! I make one of a kind fused glass jewelry so my pieces are small but I have hundreds of them because I love making fused glass! Here is my starter booth. I've changed the name to Wild & Free Fused Glass and will have a new banner soon.
I tried to upload and image to this post but it had invalid HTML. So I put the booth design on this items description, It is the last photo.
or if someone could let me know how to insert images that would be great!
Your jewelry is beautiful, we've been working state fairs since 1989, I would be happy to try and answer any questions you have. to add an image click on the camera icon and drag or upload you photo into the window that popped up. to the right you can resize the photo, Large, Medium or Small and then save it and it will appear in your comment window.
I do open-air markets through the summer. This one is out on the coast and has a challenge I discovered that has to be preplanned for. Every day, about 1:30 pm, the wind gusts pick up to about 30 miles per hour, so all the displays and products have to be weighted or tied down. I've developed ways to clip and pin things in place without taking the focus away from the products.
I use 2'x4' adjustable height tables, so no matter the market, I'm able to combine the tables to fit the variable booth sizes found in the indoor markets. They are topped with black spandex table covers for an instant professional look, and the black doesn't compete with my products. What you can't see, my notecards are held in place with clear elastic string.
When I do the in-town markets, they are literally a piece of cake to set up because I don't have wind issues to contend with. I might add a side or back tarp for shade on hot days.
