Well I've got two craft fairs under my belt! Last weekend I did the one at the Logan Rec Center. It was kind of a joke. I feel bad for the people who were putting it on because they didn't realize that Easter Saturday was a poor choice until that day. Lots of people were at egg hunts with their kids and/or with family. They're going to do it again next year and will do it a different weekend. I at least made enough money to cover my booth fee so I didn't go negative.
Here's a picture of my display. Not a bad start but I hate how cluttered it looks.
I just got home a few hours ago from Pocatello, ID. They had a craft fair up there that I entered in. It was kind of nice because it was one where there is a central check out so I didn't have to be there the whole time, I only had to go up to set up and then at the end to take everything down.
I did better at this one than the last one, but still didn't come out too much on top. This particular fair has one in the spring and another in the late fall around all the holidays. I will probably do that one, but if it's not much better than this one I won't do it again. It's a lot of driving, so it will have to be worth it.
Here's a picture of my display. As you can see, it is much more organized! :) I'm hoping in the near future I will get the metal grid panels to put up around as a backdrop.
I have some very exciting news!!
I'M GOING TO BE IN THE FARMER'S MARKET!! I met with a panel of people today to show them my product and they would decide if I got in or not. They said that since they don't already have any vendors selling anything like what I have, that I get to be in! I am so very excited. It will keep me busy and occupied during the summer.
I have another craft fair next weekend (Kaysville) and the following weekend is one in Hyrum. The first weekend of May I will be in Clearfield, UT at another craft fair, and then on the 12th is the first day of the farmer's market. Can you say booked?!
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