Just 10 more days until my first ever market stall. I have had a productive morning preparing bits and pieces. As I have never done this before, I just don’t know what will be popular, how much stuff I should take, what prices are fair. So many unknowns, I shall just have to use this first time as a learning experience and if no one buys any of my goodies I shall have a batch of handmade Chrissy presents ready!!
Any tips or advice from the seasoned market sellers out there? I am really looking forward to it, but now that I know it’s only 10 days away I am starting to get nervous!
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Good luck! The first market is always the most nerve wrecking but I'm sure you will come out the winner!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see photos!
Also, I think $20 is fair, but I suppose that also depends on what else you have on your table? I try to stock a range of prices starting from $2 to $50, that way you can catch hold of a range of buyers too!
Loving it all Kylie...I am very excited about everyting.
ReplyDeleteI agreaa with "Little Waltz" you certainly do need to have a big price range of items available for peeps.
See you soon
xox
The first one is a little daunting but heaps of fun. I've learned so many things since I started this year.
ReplyDeleteA range of prices is the best - from $5 up is usually good.
You ask all of the age old "first market " questions, dont worry after it's all over and you've had a hoot, you'll be a pro at it !
ReplyDeleteOh! How exciting AND nerve wracking! I can't even imagine creating enough "stuff" to stock a market stall, and I am in awe of all who even manage that...!
ReplyDeleteI think your new bracelet is super cute - have less than no idea about pricing though - I have been toying with the idea of offering mine for sale but the first barrier is - how much are they worth?! No. Idea.
Re your table cloth purchase for skirt making purposes - DO IT! It is sooooooooo much easier than you think it is, I promise! The hardest part really IS that first cut, just steel your nerves & do it!