Diy display for craft shows

Learn how to build your own display stands for craft fairs. Portable, stylish solutions to showcase your creations and attract customers.

How to build a DIY folding display with chicken wire - great for markets or craft fairs!

SHELF TO GO: This shelf is easy to make und very light and foldable!

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Cost roughly $35 to put together. 2x4 pegboard, pvc pipe, pvc t's, pvc elbows and zip ties is all you need to recreate this.

Over the past few weeks we have been very busy with church, a rummage sale, my sister's surgical procedure and putting summer things away be...

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If you're like me and have spent countless hours searching the net and coming up short on how to build a display; then look no further. This one is very simple to do and can be customized to however it suits your needs. Here is what will be making: It is 2' Wide and 5' Tall. Supplies: 1-2'x4' Peg Board ( They come in 1/8" or 1/4" thickness, so that is up to you. However, I suggest the 1/4" as it seems to be more sturdier overall.) 2- 1"x2"x5' (sides) 2-1"x2"x20" 2-1"x2"x16"(legs) 4- L…

Participating in craft shows or pop ups can be such a great way to grow your business and expand your network. I can personally say that being a market vendor has led me to some amazing opportunities, customers, and referrals that I may never have come across on my own. While I don't think being a market vendor is suited for every maker or personality, I think it's a great thing to at least try out if you're looking to grow your business and reach your community. Like me, you might be…

How to build a gridwall panel for your art fair tent.

Hide poles and display with large window screens & vintage shutters #visualmerchandising #storedisplay

While I am sewing up items for a show I often wonder why I am making the effort. Creating patterns is much more my thing buisness wise and sewing for fun is more my thing creative wise. But doing a show once or maybe twice a year does improve your sewing skills and sometimes opens doors to new ideas and opportunities. My wonderful friend Amy Frank and I did this show together. It was in Eaglesmere PA which is a historical resort town in Eastern Pennsylvania. It sits on a lovely lake and the…

Created 2 of these bifold lattice displays to hang my quilting projects from at the craft show.

DIY a jumbo clipboard that you can make! Free plans from Ana-White.com