I'm participating in two markets this spring and have been working hard to improve the look of my display and to make my handmade items look more cohesive. I setup a mock display in my living room and it is starting to come together nicely!I got a lot of inspiration and ideas from taylor-lynn.com and camrynscutecreations.com.My tablecloths, signage, crates, etc. are neutral so that my products stand out. I've slowly accumulated market supplies over the years, including tables, tablecloths…

Hats! Show it to Susan. She could relate to this.

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This post should probably be started with "How-NOT-To Tuesday"...but, since I finally figured out what to do, we'll just pretend...

Make your own hat display stands for craft fairs using a foam ball and a dowel.