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Craft Show Display and MORE!

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I have been needing a craft show display since Glendale Crossing Days is on Saturday October 15, 2011. I have been working so hard getting things put together for the show. Cathy has always gone with me, but she’s not going this year. My sister Jo will be renting a booth next to me. (Thanks to my niece Marie!)  The weather is suppose to be really pretty, I’m really excited.

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I spray painted some mini chalkboard eraser backs.

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I used spray adhesive to attach felt to them.

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I changed up several things that hadn’t sold on Craig’s List.

 

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I’ll show the final result of this tomorrow after I take some pictures.

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Remember this repurposed vintage ironing board?

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I want whoever takes it to it’s new home to be able to use it as art, but I didn’t want to remove the wonderful workings of it’s legs. I “strapped” the legs down with some upholstery webbing.

craft show display

Do you remember my repurposed crib into an easel? When my cousin Lois gave me the crib ends, she also gave me the crib rails. I needed a way to make a craft show display for my signs.

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I used zip ties to “hinge” the pieces together. Yeah, I could have used hinges, but why use hinges when zip ties will work great?

crib rails made into a craft show display

I installed small screws in random order to hang the signs. I will be able to utilize all four sides of the rails to hang my signs. This piece easily collapses for transport and storage! Brilliant? yeah, I think so. Toot Toot! Mom tooting her own horn jamie!

Be sure to stop by tomorrow to see more pictures of updates. Today is going to be a very busy day!

 

gail

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8 Comments

  1. I love the crib rail idea. We use zip ties for all kind of things too. Good luck with your sales. I’m sure you’ll do well.

  2. Thanks so much for sharing this idea. I’m getting ready for a craft show as well, and display is always a tricky thing. Have fun!

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