The Fair Diddley on the historic Square in Woodstock, IL was a few weekends ago, on May 17th. It was the first craft show of any size that I've ever done, and I must say it went well! I put a lot of thought and effort into my display, and while it's not 100% it's definitely nice enough to use for a few more go-rounds. Here are some shots of my booth that day.
Little round table with some Bud Bite rings and a pillow
My kitchen baker's rack folds flat- perfect for show transport!
Overall booth shot, with my hubby hiding behind the curtain- which, by the way- curtains add a ton of look to a booth, and were gathered on a dowel rod and zip-tied to the tent frame. I highly recommend "dressing" your booth with ideas like this!
Little round table with some Bud Bite rings and a pillow
My kitchen baker's rack folds flat- perfect for show transport!
Overall booth shot, with my hubby hiding behind the curtain- which, by the way- curtains add a ton of look to a booth, and were gathered on a dowel rod and zip-tied to the tent frame. I highly recommend "dressing" your booth with ideas like this!
3 comments:
your booth looks great!
Looks really good! The style of your booth really reflects the overall feel of your products.
Your booth looks very inviting. Oh the work that goes into craft shows though. I gave it up and set up in a craft market where I can leave it up year round. I'm too old to haul, set up, tear down and haul home every show!
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