Price tag ideas craft fairs

If you sell at enough craft shows, markets, and events, you’ll eventually run into shoppers who think your prices are too high. They’ll tell you they could make it themselves, get someone to make it cheaper, or find the item at the mall for less. Yet they still want the item and are asking for...

I needed price tags for a craft show, but wanted to keep with the core of my business, which is to use reclaimed and recycled materials. After thinking about how I could DIY price tags, I figured out a great way - by recycling and using old paint chips!

Part three of the how to run a handmade business on a budget series When you’re a small business, especially a handmade small business, your packaging can be a great way to show your customers how much their business means to you. When a customer opens their happy mail, the way it’s packaged and presented … Continue reading Packaging on a Budget

With garage sale pricing, the right size price tag matters almost as much as the prices. Learn how to price items for your garage sale the right way.

Crochet & Knitted Handmade Items need care instructions and your information, your Brand - These tags come in two designs: angled and rectangle. Each sheet is 8.5 x 11 inches and contains 12 tags. (One Tag includes Kraft Paper background) Insert your Brand, Price, and Social Media Info.

Pennant shaped tags.

Following a basic formula that uses the same markup no matter what you sell can easily overprice your work. Here's the right way to price handmade products.

I needed price tags for a craft show, but wanted to keep with the colors of my branding. After thinking about how I could DIY price tags, I figured out a great way by using recycled paint chips!

For this fair I've been reworking a lot of my standard craft fair pieces. One of the latest has been my pricing tags. I tape or afix these to the containers holding my products. I decided to incorporate my new logo and then decided to make a whole list to just put framed on the table for people to glance at. I'm not sure where on the table I'll be putting it yet, but I'm sure I'll figure it out! :) How do they look? Tomorrow I'll be working on actual display pieces. A lot has changed since…

My own branded price tags for my items in my craft booth! Made them with PicMonkey and my Cricut.