My setup was similar to Lilies, though I added a small table -- here's a picture of the whole thing:

And a somewhat overexposed photo of the 'jewelry and stuff' side:

Loiosh supervised the setup from his usual position:

And here's the view from my front door:

I'm pleased with my setup this time -- having the long tables along the side walls allows a lot more space inside, and hanging the sarongs along the back makes for a nice divider between 'public' and 'private' space. I even wound up selling one of the sarongs!
Alas, sales were very low -- I didn't even make expenses. Talking to a bunch of other merchants, it seems that it was a bad year overall for a lot of folks, so I don't feel like I was singled out. I do see improvements I need to make in my setup -- my bath and body table, in particular, needs more 'verticality'. I managed some but I think I just need another set of shelves.
Which is, fortunately, a fairly simple woodworking job, well within my capabilities. Just need to get round to it sometime soon...
More in a few days -- including pictures of a tiny tiny kitten!
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6 comments:
I think I need to take photos on the next show I do. What a great way to see our booths the way others do.
I'd love to see photos of everyone's booth -- maybe I'll do a collection of them somewhere!
looks great! Shame sales are low this season....I totally know what you mean, sometimes doesn't seem worth all the time spent to go tho these but the people you meet there are well worth it!
Your tent looks great! I have a hard time giving my tables more dimensions too. There is a fine art to setting up at a show, and I'm not quite sure if I've mastered that one yet. I'm working on it though!
How I wished there were fairs like this here! Catered to the home-made businesses (so not expensive to join in) and so festive! It seems like such an adventure...and your setup is so bohemian cool :)
I'm sorry sales were slow - they seem to be slow everywhere in the world.
Sorry that your sales were so low - but you have a great attitude :)
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