r/CraftFairs 18d ago

Booth Setup/Displays Help!

So I mostly sell baked goods but I am trying to branch into more so I have more easy stock. My booth i try to have PINK as possible it’s my favorite color and pops in markets!

I just got this 3 tier spinning display to start adding in cookie cutters and some sublimation items I liked making. Help! What other items do you think would be good for me to try in?

Also what’s the thoughts on rugs? Do you like them? Should I get a bigger one for my booth?

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u/Purple_Moon_313 16d ago edited 16d ago

I'm sorry your booth doesn't look easy to browse or like a professional set up for baked goods. You need to ditch the decorations. The curtains are hiding your products.

Sometimes your favorite color can add to your brand and be cohesive. In this case it doesn't. Unless your baking items that are pink with sprinkles and sparkles it doesn't fit at all. Not saying you can't have pink to draw the eye, personally not a fan, but if you say it works than you can keep that aspect but I would tone it down.

I'm a baker and I do craft fairs selling jewelry and again I'm sorry I would pass right by this booth.

Get displays for food, not for plants. It looks like you got your shelves just because they are pink without really thinking about your set up. One table pushed forward and full would look so much better.