Engaging with potential customers at your craft fair table can be highly beneficial, but it’s crucial to strike a balance and avoid being pushy. If you feel nervous about interacting with visitors, it’s helpful to prepare a few open-ended questions that can initiate conversations with them.

If the idea of joining a craft fair seems overwhelming, especially without years of event planning experience, I’ve gathered some valuable tips for first-timers. These insights will help you feel like a seasoned pro in no time.

I recall the memory vividly, as if it happened just yesterday. Arriving early in the morning, I found myself at the building while darkness still enveloped the surroundings. Carefully unloading my car, I began setting up my table. This marked my very first craft fair experience. Nervousness tingled within me. Nevertheless, I summoned the courage to push aside my anxiety and proudly showcase my handmade products to the public.

In today’s interconnected world, the significance of shopping local has gained remarkable traction. This blog aims to explore the multifaceted benefits of shopping local, with a particular focus on three key aspects: strengthening the local economy, creating a personalised customer experience, and offering access to unique and high-quality products.

Thinking of starting your own arts and crafts business? From pottery to textiles, woodwork to jewellery, artisans across the world are turning their passions into successful businesses that reflect their individual artistic vision.

If you’re a small business that sells products at markets, I’ve put together a list of some helpful things I’ve learned along the way. If you have any more tips to add, let me know!