Vendor Stuff (Comic Con, Artist Alley, Craft Shows)
Things I use to sell my art at comic con artist alley, craft shows, art markets, and more.
I use the bags for customers that buy small items; stickers, bookmarks, buttons, mini prints if they're small enough. Little things. And people LOVE the polka dots. Like, they get surprisingly excited lol
I use these to hold some sale items, my die for my table game, and stack them to make some stuff higher. Collapsable boxes are a must. I have them in a couple sizes.
Same crates as I use, different brand. I got mine at 5 below, but they've been discontinued so check these out. I use them to stack things higher on my table, and they hold my $1 box, my buttons, and other things as needed. They're so great, love the...
I have 3 or 4 of these on my vendor table for shows. I use them to hold my price signs for my items and commissions, instructions for my table game, and advertise my patreon. They're nice and don't take up that much space. An easy way to get things o...
I use these to protect my 8x10 prints when I hand them off to my customers. They're cheaper than clear bags in 8x10 with flaps. Not as professional… but I still use them anyway lol
I use these to stick to my display for price tags. I bought off brand ones once and regretted it. Gotta get the post its brand or they just fall off.
I use these when I wanna be fancy and have my prints out on my vendor table for people to leaf through. They're nice quality and self sealing.
This is something I wish I'd bought years earlier. I use my phone and the square app to take card payments, and with it sitting up with I can just tap buttons like a register is fantastic. My little card reader sits under it, and it folds down.
Not as fun but cheaper bags I use for customers when they buy small items like bookmarks, stickers, and buttons.
I use this to display my 3" vinyl stickers! It works so well I actually have 2. It tripled my stickers sales having them out where people can interact with them.
I used these to hang notepads, pins, etc. I just use the sticker tags to make anything hangable :)
I stuck these on the backs of stickers, notepads, and pins to save space on my table and hang them on my grid cube wall.
Chip reading is a safer way to take card payments because it protects you from chargebacks a bit more. It's also super handy people can use tap to pay too. Living in the future.
I use this book to show all of my prints because they don't all fit on my grid cube wall at my vendor table. This way people can flip through and see all the sizes listed, and see them down low for detail, and one by one.
If you have prints that are really stiff or have backing boards in the plastic with them, this could be nice for your customers to be able to leaf through them.
This is great for starting out taking card payments as a vendor. This is the iPhone plug in, make sure you get one that works with your phone.
Sometimes signal is awful in convention halls, so walkie talkies to be able to talk to your table mate if they step away is really handy! Faster too.
I use this to hold a lot of things! Mostly bookmarks, magnets, books, and mini prints.
I build a wall out of them and then attach my prints to them for a print wall display. They also hold up hooks, and can be built into shelving. Get the 6cube set! You'll need more than you think, and it'll allow you to be more flexible in the future.
I download the template from the company that sells these, line up my little round logo, and print a bunch, then I put them everywhere. On the backs of my prints, packages I'm shipping out, seal envelopes, product packaging, everywhere. Super cheap w...
I use this photo paper in the portfolio book where I show all the prints I sell
This has a filter in it, so when I have 60 seconds to leave my table to run to the bathroom, I can fill it up in the sink and the filter makes it not taste like sink water, and I don't have to spend $20 on Dasani at the concessions counter. Highly re...
I go through about 1 a month with my brita waterbottle, but I use it all day every day.
I use this to display my mini prints. It's great cause it folds down flat and fits in my standard carryon 😊
I use this to hold prints up at craft shows on my table! It makes it easy for people to see the different designs 😊
These are a MUST have for me since I sell paper. It would all blow away otherwise.
This has been great! It runs my lights for night market outdoor shows and is a great charging station for indoor shows.
I also buy 150watt outdoor safe daylight bulbs from Home Depot for these.
I used to use these to secure my cube grids to the table but now I use them to hold up my PVC pipe 😊 they're very hands and very sturdy! I've used the same pair since 2018
Used to build my pvc pipe print display along with the curved connectors and the straight pvc
I used these to cut down the 2ft pvc pipe into 1ft pvc pipe. Not intuitive, look at the youtube vid of how to use them
demo for pipe cutters
I have the charlotte pipe brand ½" x 2' and cut them down to 1'. I'd take your clamps with you to home depot and use them to pick your pipe for the display.
½" 90 degree elbow pieces, i bought 3 from home depot to have an extra, but I only need 2 for my print stand.
Print, Book, and Bookmark Display - Breaks down flat!