With all the paperwork and deposits in for your latest round of craft fairs, now is the time to start planning and creating your booth displays! If you’ve had the same craft fair booth display for the last year, it’s time to get inspired! While there is something to be said for staying consistent, changing up your craft fair booth display is a great way to catch the eye of customers new and old! Your regular customers will approach your booth thinking that you’ve included new merchandise and new customers who maybe have passed up your booth in the pass will stop in thinking you are a new seller on the block.
Of course, being creative people, we can find inspiration anywhere and in anything. Something though it is a lot easier to have that “AH-HA!” moment when looking at the finished product. For that very reason, we pulled together a collection of some fun articles featuring craft fair booths and display ideas for you to feast your eyes on!
Check out these articles and get to work on your summer craft show booth:
10 Tips for a Craft Show Booth on Going Home to Roost
The 5 Elements of Seductive Craft Fair Booth Displays on Premier Packaging
Cute Shop Displays on Oh, Hello Friend
Craft Show Booth Set Up Ideas on Indie Lovely
Craft Show Display Ideas on Eyeballs by Day, Crafts by Night
How to Set Up a Craft Fair Booth that Customers Can’t Resist on Meylah
Booth Layout at a Craft Show on Crafts Report
There you have it! Now that you’re inspired with new ideas, you’re sure to have your best craft show booth set up to date.
Do you have any other tips or ideas you didn’t see in these articles?
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Thanks so much for these links! I’m considering setting up my first booth around the holiday season, and I need all the help I can get.
@TLYarnCrafts
I’m looking for a pin showing a craft show set-up where they used a cardboard cash register shape to cover their cash box. The box was outlined with a Sharpie, drawing the keys, window and scrolly design of an old fashioned register. Has anyone seen this. I found it and lost it.
Thanks,
Kay