Diy print display stand

This is a free very well illustrated step by step guide you need for making your own greeting card display stand just in time for that craft fair.

Print display case for my market stall made from 2 kitchen drawer inserts from Kmart, a piece of ply wood and a lick of paint. Only $7 to make!

Colorful art prints on tiered display stand at Artist and Fleas fair in Venice, California. Shop these prints and many other vibrant pieces at nixieincolor.com.

Freshen up your booth or table at Craft Lake City this summer with a DIY inspiration from other makers. The presentation you display at your booth says a lot about you and your product. Festival-goers will see your display before they see your product. Make sure to do your work justice by displaying it in

We try to include one of these as a gift in each order we ship out. Here's how they work!

If you are looking to create some epic crafts and sell right from the comfort of your home we have a few brilliant seed ideas prepared, cast a glance!

I have a craft fair coming up and was panicked I didn't have any shelving units to add some height to my table. I searched and searched online for an affordable unit or a template to make one myself. I found nothing of the sort, and to purchase one is not in the cards for me right now. I needed something lightweight, easily transportable and quick to erect and dismantle. I found a photo online of a plexiglass unit that I used for my inspiration and designed one myself! I am pleased with the…

This handy stand for prints or cards is perfect for craft fairs and markets, and packs down neatly for easy transport. The stand is made of two square wooden pieces which slot together easily, ideal for setting up your stall quickly. A versatile size, it will comfortably display cards or prints from postcards up to A4. This made to order listing is for one size. We can make custom sizes - please get in touch for details! Size: Each piece of wood is 29 x 25cm. When put together, the stand…

Make a Zine Display/Rack: Here is how to make a zine display for your zines. Materials: Flat panel of plywood (luan pictured) (The board pictured is 24 x 30 inches) Frame molding (at longer than the width of the board. In the pictured project the molding must be a few inched…