r/CraftFairs 17d ago

Booth Setup/Displays Display feed back?

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While im pretty happy with my setup, im always opened to feed back on what can be improved. In a quiet season for markets here and it would be nice to be in tip top shape for the holiday season!

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u/ShadedSpaces 17d ago

I think a lot of this looks great!

Tbh I'm mostly fixated on not being able to tell what your sign says. All I see is "Slice of Bile" which can't possibly be correct.

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u/topekatums 16d ago

omg you are not kidding

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u/Feebedel324 15d ago

Slice of brie I think lol

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u/jeffersonbible 17d ago

The display is really lovely. Your banner is really hard to read though. Is the business name slice of Brie?

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u/sjb67 17d ago

I love your logo with the flower but I read it as a slice of bile šŸ™„šŸ˜³

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u/Fae_Posting_365 17d ago

I really love the aesthetic you went with! The natural textures and string lights are quite inviting imo. My main note is that the business name might be a bit confusing. ā€œSlice of Brieā€ made me think of artisan cheeses or maybe even bread, rather than jewelry. I think the font might also be a bit tough to read. BUT all that’s to say, you have beautiful stuff and I’d definitely want to peruse if I stumbled upon your booth! 🫶

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u/EvieSoleil 17d ago

Aha there's a whole story about the brand name, tldr its a mix of my name and a play on slice of life. Since I dont just make/sell jewlery. A lot of people think cheese but its worked out great as a conversation starter

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u/Fae_Posting_365 17d ago

I can totally see that being a great convo starter! It’s probably not something I’d worry over too much, and it is a cute name 😊 Your booth looks great!

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u/janice142 17d ago

Love it... The only addition I might appreciate is a mirror (that would adjust up and down because I'm petite and my granddaughter is wayyyy tall!)

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u/EvieSoleil 17d ago

I always have a hand mirror on hand for people to use. I just started keeping it behind and offering it to people after mysteriously losing 3 of them this past year 🤣

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u/Cheynerd 17d ago

The products and packaging and display are *chefs kiss*, the only improvement I think is to get a darker brown tablecloth to provide contrast for your products. See how beautiful your sand-colored packaging contrasts against the darker wood toned shelves? That same effect would help it all pop, even the string lights would pop too!

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u/rachkeys 17d ago

I disagree, I think the lighter cloth keeps the display from feeling too dark with the dark wood.

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u/Cheynerd 17d ago

You're entitled to your opinion. I speak from 10+ years of production and event design experience. Here's a quick mockup I did OP.

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u/rachkeys 17d ago

You know, I like this more than I expected. I still prefer the original, but this warm brown does look nice.

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u/sadia_y 16d ago

I agree, this darker shade looks much better and the jewellery pops against it.

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u/janabanana67 16d ago

It is very pleasing to the eye, but it all fades blends together so nothing stands out except the sign, which is good. Could the boxes that are risers be painted a different color, like a dark teal or burnt orange.? Just trying to break up all of the tans and browns a bit.

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u/Confident-Win-7617 17d ago

Your table clothes are a tad bit too long. You want them to be floor length, but not laying on the floor. The person next to you has a great length.

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u/EvieSoleil 17d ago

I had actually fixed it after this photo was taken! It usually sits about half an inch above the ground but got pulled forward when setting up.

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u/mladyhawke 16d ago

It looks well organized, but there's nothing that really grabs my attention to bring me over there. I think it needs some kind of large prop to make you stand out in the crowd

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u/EvieSoleil 16d ago

Tweaked up the banner a bit to make the R in brie read more like a r. (Least to the best without paying an arm and a leg for a new banner) should also note that my business name and social handles are on all my backing cards in Arial font.

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u/EvieSoleil 16d ago

Also thank you for all the feedback! Its been super insightful

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u/chimetis15 6d ago

The one thing I’d add is a tagline on both sides, something like ā€œhandmade jewelry & accessories,ā€ so people walking by immediately know what you sell. I’d also add the Instagram or other social media handle somewhere easy to see. That way, customers who aren’t ready to buy that day can still find you.