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There are only 2 shows I have attended. I sell mainly through consignment in local shops .
This first one was organized very quickly as a benefit for a local cancer victim. So there wasn't much time for me to come up with a nicer jewelry display. Ach! I had no table cover.
Here is a poor picture of the table with my so very helpful Granddaughter. We both had fun and there was a very good turnout for a show with such short notice that lasted only 5 hours.
Here is my jewelry table display at the Fall fest where there were many different types of vendors. There were also quite a lot of jewelry vendors too. There were a lot of choices for customers. We weren't really in competition since every jewelry maker has a distinct style that will appeal to some but not to others.
Most of the local jewelry artists network with one-another. We trade ideas, information, and even make purchases from one-another from time to time.
This sharing doesn't harm anyone's sales because no matter how much we gain from this relationship, we each still retain our unique style. The knowledge we gain from each other only serves to enhance our individuality.