Showing posts with label craft shows. Show all posts
Showing posts with label craft shows. Show all posts

Saturday, August 21, 2010

Plans for Sunday! Come Join Me :)





PRESENTING.....


We'll get you ready from head to toe!!!


...If you're into all things retro and pampering, then THIS is the event for you - especially if you're heading downtown to get your groove on retro style after stopping by! We'll get you looking (and smelling!) fabulous just like the Hollywood stars from the golden era!


Drop by the Weezi Studio
between 1 - 7pm on
Sunday August 22nd
to have a truly fabulous and pampering
time with 3 local fun loving crafty gals!








BEEHIVES by Scissor Kitty
Specializing in retro do's, Morgan from Scissor Kitty is ready to back comb you up a beehive or victory rolls! Takes about 1/2 hour. $15 for a beehive and $20 for victory rolls.








BUBBLES by Batty's Bath
Batty's eco friendly, skin loving bath & body goodies will be on hand to pamper you and transform you into the glamorous spa goddess you know you can be!








BOWS by Weezi
Weezi's retro inspired designs will have you looking like the glamorous gals of days gone by with a ultra chic modern twist! You're sure to find an outfit that will have you feeling like a real retro bombshell!!

Monday, August 9, 2010

Tips to Increase your Craft Show Sales

I found a summery of 14 tips to increase your craft show sales! As someone who is a vendor at a craft show almost every weekend, I can tell you that I eat these posts of up like crazy! But to be honest, it usually boils down to be being friendly, approachable, and helpful! Not to say that this post doesn't have some excellent tips, because it definitely does - I'm just saying, keep it simple and remember the basics about customer service and you're sure to go a long way :)

Here's a quick recap of the tips from this article, but be sure to head over to the article to see more information about each tip.

1. Stand (rather than sit).. I don't full agree with this point because some craft shows are relaxed, laid back festivals and if you're standing and looming over your tables all the time you'll actually scare people away! Feel out the crowd and go from there :)
2. Smile
3. Display a credit card sign
4. Don't act like a clerk in a department store
5. Engage people
6. Don't be pushy
7. No gossiping
8. Customers come 1st
9. Share your craft
10. Make it easy for shoppers
11. Offer differing price points
12. Look legit
13. Be genuine
14. Be professional


... most of these can be summed up by saying be yourself, make sure you get enough sleep before the day of the show and do as much as possible to prepare ahead of time so you don't feel stress out and grumpy the day of, bring snacks (I always feel more social with a full belly hehe), and have a professional, well put together display. If you're looking for ideas for booth displays, there's several groups on flickr just for craft show displays! Check out the list of groups I'm in to scout some of them out.



Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Canterbury Folk Festival Pictures

The Canterbury Folk Festival was a huge success for us! Thank you so much to Roberta for having us! We can't wait until next year!

I've posted a lot of pictures from the festival on flickr so be sure to check them out. There isn't any pictures from the third day (Sunday) because I was too sick to attend - thankfully Drew & my parents covered for me! I have the best fiance & parents in the world!!!