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Crafting a Space That Sells
Handmade sellers know presentation is half the battle. Whether you're selling candles, jewelry, or knitted goods, your table setup should reflect your creativity and make your booth stand out.
Popular Table Sizes for Craft Fair Booths
| Table Type | Size | Best Use Cases |
|---|---|---|
| 6-foot Table | 72" x 30" | General product display |
| 4-foot Table | 48" x 24" | Side displays or checkout station |
| Corner Table | 36" Round/Square | Spotlight limited-edition pieces |
🎨 Tip: Bring your own table if the event doesn’t provide one — rental options help you stay flexible and consistent.
Table Layout Must-Haves
| Element | Why It Matters |
|---|---|
| Table Riser Levels | Helps showcase small items like jewelry |
| Signage | Clear prices & brand name visibility |
| Organized Sections | Sort by product type or price tier |
| Textures & Layers | Use fabric, wood trays, baskets for depth |
Traffic Flow Considerations
- Place bestsellers at the front or center
- Avoid overcrowding — leave space between displays
- Keep checkout items (bags, Square reader) easy to grab
Creative Add-Ons to Elevate Your Table
- Business card holder
- Vertical rack or pegboard behind the table
- Table skirt storage (hide bins underneath!)
Conclusion
A craft fair table isn’t just furniture — it’s your storefront. Maximize space, organize beautifully, and make sure every inch is selling your brand story.