👉🏼You know the ones. Maybe you’re wondering if your table setup is “good enough.” Maybe you’re second-guessing your pricing. Maybe you’re worried about slow foot traffic… or no sales at all. Or maybe it’s something you can’t quite put your finger on yet. ⭐Whatever it is, you’re not the only one thinking it. So I’m curious…What’s your biggest concern heading into your next market? Drop it below if you’re comfortable sharing. Chances are, someone else is feeling the exact same way. And if you’d rather not say it out loud here, that’s completely okay too. Send me a message and we can chat 1:1. No pressure, just a real conversation.

So here’s how I transport all my keychains. Some dollar store gladwrap (don’t waste your $$ on the expensive stuff) and a pair of scissors is all you need! Once you are setting up your table, all you have to do is cut the plastic and you’re done! No fuss, no muss. 😎👍 Sorry the photos are a little dark, the sun decided to hide, just as I took the first one. 🤣 Is this hack something you would use?

I'm heading into Edmonton for our Spring in Bloom Craft Market. It's going to be a busy weekend!! As I throw the last of my wares into the back of the car...I'm wondering what you guys are doing today. 👉🏼Are you chilling? 👉🏼Are you doing some meal prep? 👉🏼Are you neck-deep in preparing for another market? 👉🏼Are you catching up on some badly needed sleep? Let me know in the comments ❤️

A new member just joined The Craft Market Collective, so let’s give them a warm welcome.⭐🌸🥳🎈🎉🪇 Running a craft market business can feel surprisingly lonely sometimes. A lot of vendors are figuring things out on their own and learning as they go. 👉🏼That’s exactly why this community exists. You’ll find vendors here who understand the ups and downs of markets, people who are happy to share what’s worked for them and a place where you can ask questions without feeling like you should already know the answer. Everyone, please help me welcome @Tiana Elliott to the community.

I've been talking with the girlfriend and we've debating doing some of our stuff basically on demand and adding modifications like initialing or engraving on the spot. Has anyone done this and how did it turn out?