Vintage market booth

Watch for inexpensive patio umbrellas at yard sales. They are great eye-catching additions to indoor or outdoor booths. Remove the old icky fabric and redo them. You don't have to do an expert seamstress job. I have seen some examples where they draped, glued, and/or stapled fabric or lace tablecloths over the top and it looked fabulous. If the original umbrella fabric is in good shape, you might just add some interesting fringe or trim. Take a look at these examples - Source Source Source…

Do you want to sell items at a market but don't want to spend a lot setting up your booth? This article shows you how to do just that inexpensively!

Once upon a time there was the most perfect overcast day. And before me, a wide open field filled with pretty white tents stocked with the most amazing treasures and most wonderful gals you could possibly run into. Fieldstone Vintage Market was a local attraction located in Abbotsford, BC Canada. With one day only, the […]

Use thrifted fabrics to add DIY draping to your vendor booth

Take a tour of a vintage booth staged and styled at the Lucketts Fall Market! #vintagedecor #vintage #vintagefinds #vintagedisplay #vintagestyling

Welcome to the wild roller coaster ride of vintage booth ownership! Whether this is a new venture or something you have done for a while, welcome! As a vintage business owner, you know that first impressions are important. That’s why the design of your space is so critical.

Advice for renting an antique booth space to sell your vintage goods by Girl in the Garage. How to rent an antique booth - How to sell vintage goods - How to be a vintage vendor.

Sell out, make money and have a successful vintage booth with these must know tips and tricks! #fleamarkets #vintage #vintagebooth #vintagemarket