Craft Fair Best Sellers

pointofnoreturn

kayl wrote: »

Can I have opinions on what I should sell the ES mints for - 2 in a pretzel bag for 50p or 3 or 4 for £1?
Also, do most people add haging thread so they can be put on the tree?

I have punched tiny holes and used gold thread on mine and I am going to charge £1 for 4 - I think some other people charge £1 for 5 as well.

Triggles

Giggle - I noticed looking at your website that I am quite near you. Now I'm going to have to cover my eyes at any local sales, just in case I am tempted to buy everything you're selling! LOL

Love all the ideas though ! Lovely stuff!

Giggle

Triggles wrote: »

Giggle - I noticed looking at your website that I am quite near you. Now I'm going to have to cover my eyes at any local sales, just in case I am tempted to buy everything you're selling! LOL

Love all the ideas though ! Lovely stuff!

Hi thank you and where are you from

brudie25

Have had a good fair today - some good sales! My best sellers were ladies sock cupcakes and bath bomb buddies. ) Just need to replenish ready for my fair on friday now....

deejane

Oh Hello, Can I join in!
I did a craft fair yesterday, my big seller was the pint of guiness, (2 pairs black socks and white flannel), the old ladies couldn't get enough of them! lol!
And as usual the snowman soups went down well.

I'm off out today to pick up supplies and get more guiness glasses, (they are the orginal one too, I have a good supplier!)

Triggles

Giggle - I'm in Gloucester/Cheltenham area - if I read correctly, aren't you in FoD?

Giggle

Triggles wrote: »

Giggle - I'm in Gloucester/Cheltenham area - if I read correctly, aren't you in FoD?

Yes thats right im in the FOD

I did another fair yesterday again best sellers where

Pints of socks
ladies sock cupcakes
reindeers
snowman soup in mugs

Giggle

I also took 16 of the washing up kebab's ( i made mine on the metal skewer's) i came back with 3 people loved them i sold them for £3.50 each cost me £1.23 to make them

LilacLouisa

mummyslittleboy wrote: »

cookiedough38 I have charged £3.50 for the ones I did in a glass

Hi, great thread everyone. I made some pots of gold for ourselves last Christmas and we loved them (especially as the dogs were frightened of crackers) but I put a scratch card in each.

I want to make a few this week for a charity which is taking a stall at a craft fair, would I put a scratch card in each one, or would that be contravening some sort of gambling byelaw?

LilacLouisa

Giggle wrote: »

I also took 16 of the washing up kebab's ( i made mine on the metal skewer's) i came back with 3 people loved them i sold them for £3.50 each cost me £1.23 to make them

What on earth are washing up kebabs please? they sound like fun.