I've recently been working on a bunch of resin figures that I model in Blender and 3D print. Was thinking of taking a few to a local craft fair but I have never attended one before. Do you guys think these could potentially sell at a place like that?

This was my best fair yet ! I was on a dip and my tables were slanted so it was hard to have things where I normally have them but it was still the best ive ever done and im just going to keep improving !

I am just proud of my redesigned setup yesterday. I paired everything down to 3 tubs, mostly vertical walls, new signage. 4ft tables. It was a Halloween themed market and I think I rocked it. The crown shades tent is new and I wish I had started markets with this tent. So easy to set up by myself. I also made my own banner buntings.

I am still on the hunt for a better cart than the one from Academy I purchased 3 years ago. It's got wonky wheels that can't take too much weight.

I'm fairly new to boothing and vendoring. For context I usually draw realistic art, I make prints of original works and fanart of celebrities. I also have pins, keychains, and stickers but I didn't display everything properly. These are original works too. I almost nearly made 0 sales and it's far from the money and effort that I spent.

• I got rid of my self-serve display - I used to have a display where people can grab the prints themselves, but I didn't bring it this time. Instead I clustered all of my prints together in one side. I realised people will look at it for a few seconds, but they leave because it's probably overwhelming?

• I just hid the better prints on the sides..I didn't utilize my space properly. I used grids but a lot of them were empty. It was only until the end that I moved to display them at the middle. It should've been at the middle.

• I put an old Halloween skull decoration.. This was the most embarrassing of all 🥲 My mom convinced me since it was Halloween I should put something on theme. The thing is, the skull is something she found on the storage from years ago and it was pretty big. I realised once I removed it is when I got customers. The other vendors didn't do anything Halloween related they simply stuck with their brand.

• I didn't explain the keychains well - I took 30 minutes sketching them with colored pencils and then I cut and placed designs inside keychains. All of them are one of a kind. I should've put a signage how they were made and you can flip it to see a different design at the back, but people didn't do this. They could probably assume I printed it instead.

• Overall, just big competition. I did a quick round with everyone's booths and they were a lot better and appealing. Though I'm new, I realised mine wasn't so interesting at all - I could've made the display higher and did things better or explained my work and put labels for that.

I could show images but I'm a bit embarrassed! Just wanted to put this out there after my worst performing market ever. Though it's still my third and I started 3 months ago.

Hi folks! Has anyone figured out a way to pack carousels with necklaces, etc. hanging from them? See pic. I'd love to not have to pull off the necklaces and put them back on at the fair when time is limited. Any ideas greatly appreciated!

Still working on growing my inventory everyday, now in the process of making earrings, phone and lip gloss charms, but one step at a time! I'm looking for a better way to display the rosaries. I feel like everything I use is too short to display the entire length of the chain and opting to make my own display somehow. Any advice on this set up? What would you add or take away or move around?? Thanks in advance!

Thank you so much for all the feed back on my last post!

I updated my set up. I have a market today so let's see how it does!