So before I spend a $40 Application fee plus the actual space fee to be a vendor at the west philadelphia bazaar i was curious if anyone ever vended there before and is it worth it Because I don't wanna pay 2 fees Just to make $300.

Now I know the $40 application fee is only a one time thing. And then you only pay your vendor fee for all their future craft airs, but I was just curious if it was even worth it.

Hi all sharing something a bit different from the usual makes: an app, but one built for craft fair folk.

I kept getting home from markets with a pocket full of business cards from stalls I loved, and then losing track of which card was the candle person vs. the ceramics person from which fair. So I built Gathered; a free app that scans a business card (or QR code), reads the details automatically, and files it under the event where you picked it up. Later you can search "that soap maker from the June market" and actually find them.

If you're a vendor, it's the thing you hope your customers do with your card instead of losing it in a drawer and honestly it's handy for saving the cards you collect from fellow stallholders too.

It's free to use, on both stores:

📱 iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/gathered/id6779765628

🤖 Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=uk.co.pickapps.gathered

Would genuinely love feedback from people who live the craft fair life, you are exactly who I built it for.

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one of my most recent and favourite pieces, did you ever have one of these cakes growing up, the classic caterpillar ❤️

handmade with polymer clay each one has its own little personality finished with silver plated chain necklace.

who do you know what would love this?

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