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Turn Browsers Into Buyers
Craft fairs are about more than just showing your handmade goods — they’re about storytelling through your setup. The right table layout invites people in, keeps them browsing, and gets them buying.
Go-To Table Types for Craft Booths
| Table Use | Ideal Table Type | Why It Works |
|---|---|---|
| Product Display | 6-ft Folding Table | Reliable, ample space for arrangement |
| Checkout Corner | 4-ft Table or Card Table | Space-saving and organized |
| DIY Section | Small round table | Perfect for custom or interactive items |
🧵 Tip: Cover tables with fitted, neutral cloths to avoid distracting from your products.
Layout That Works
- L-Shape Setup: Best for corner booths; guides traffic flow
- U-Shape Layout: Great for engagement; puts you in the middle
- One Long Table: Ideal for quick setup and high visibility items
Display Enhancements
| Display Element | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Tiered Stands | Show off smaller items like earrings |
| Signage | Prices, materials used, and QR codes |
| Mirror (for jewelry) | Boosts interaction and visual appeal |
| Lighting | Battery-powered lights for indoor fairs |
Don’t Forget Checkout Flow
Have a small designated area with:
- Card reader / cash box
- Business cards / flyers
- A thank-you sign or small gift bag
Conclusion
Craft fair tables should showcase your talent, tell a story, and move people to buy. Keep it clean, creative, and consistent — and your table won’t just be a display, it’ll be a sales magnet.