Flea market booth display ideas

Make Money at Flea Markets by Selling Items You Get For Free. Yep, you read that right. Sell items that you get for free. How? There are a few ways.

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So you've got amazing crafts, delicious treats, or unique finds to sell at a market. But wait, how do you make your booth stand out from the crowd? Don't worry, this list is bursting with creative market set up ideas to transform your space and turn you into a market…

Welcome to the wild roller coaster ride of vintage booth ownership! Whether this is a new venture or something you have done for a while, welcome! As a vintage business owner, you know that first impressions are important. That’s why the design of your space is so critical.

Do you want to sell items at a market but don't want to spend a lot setting up your booth? This article shows you how to do just that inexpensively!

16 vendor booth ideas and tips for selling at art festivals, craft fairs and indie markets.

The 35th Annual Shippensburg Corn Festival was held on Saturday! The weather cooperated with no rain pouring down on us and the humidity was not too bad until later in the afternoon! Here are some pictures of the booth right before the shoppers starting coming! The next show is in 3 weeks at Notforgotten Farm in Amherst VA! Barnwood Bottle Hangers Crocks and Bread Boxes Lots of little cupboards with drawers! K Cup Drawers and more Drawer Cupboards Punch Needle My Mom's Stockings and Sister's…

Most popular easy portable display ideas for markets and craft fairs - save time and energy with these clever, eye-catching display ideas for vendors.

Fall is a great time for antique booth sales! Shoppers are ready to shop for the holidays, so it's time to refresh your vintage booth displays with fall-themed staging ideas. We've got some beautiful fall antique booth ideas to help get you inspired!

Born in the Philippines before being adopted and raised in Connecticut, Austin based, self-taught artist Catie Lewis, made a point to travel before settling in Texas. Catie came from a large family that didn’t heavily engage with the arts, growing up she was always creative, but the closest thing to creativity she experienced was helping her teacher mother with projects for her class. She did have a maternal aunt who was artistic and greatly influenced her creativity and gave her…