Usually, I try a practice display at home before an event. This time I just took a bunch of stuff and just kind of winged it. I was going to tweek it and make it look cuter.... but by then the crowds were coming... but it all worked out just fine. I made over a hundred dollars in three hours... I think the sale sign I made pulled them in. It would me! lol
At each event I participate in I always try to make new cutesy things for my sellers table. I was wanting a small pennant for the front of the long ruffled table cloth I made for the last event--- but it just didn't happen. The only thing I completed was a "sale" pennant. Even though I knew I was going to participate at this event a month ago, nothing like the last minute to get it done!
I used burlap that I backed with some iron on fusible adhesive and then adhered the burlap to some tan felt. Once I had the backed burlap finished, I cut it up into small triangle pennants. After I had a large stack, I simply used a stencil and a red and a black sharpie to create "sale" and the name "The Tarnished Crown".... Then I glued the pennant pieces to some twine that I then just pinned to the display piece.
I know a few of the artists that have works that are showcased at some of these galleries, it is an amazing event that I look forward to participating in again!
big hugs,

Your display looks fantastic! So glad it was a successful event for you.
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Hi Cheryl, love your ruffles around your display tale, looks fantastic and your sales basket is just adorable!
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Have a great weekend!
Diana
Oh how fabulous! Love your sale sign and I'd love to take in that Art hop!
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Your display looks GREAT! I'm going to remember that sale banner idea -- it is charming and rally draws attention to the merchandise!
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