Kim Forrer Designs: Outdoor Jewelry Booth

by Kim Forrer.
(Oregon)

Wilsonville, Oregon Art Festival

Jewelry on a wooden tray with white navy beans.

One of Kim’s tables.

Window screen earring display (right).

Creative jewelry booth sign.

More trays with beans, and a metal “jewelry hanger”.

My outdoor display booth has been mostly put together with freebies from friends, work or really cheap items at thrift stores.

My jewelry booth display consists of:

~ 1 10×10 white canopy

~ 3 6 ft folding cafeteria tables

~ 2 King size ivory sheets with sage green sheer panels used for table runners

~ 1 Tapestry for the back accent table in ivory, sage green and purple

~ large vintage green window screen for earring display

~ wood tv tray for laptop, writing receipts

~ 2 camping chairs

~ various metal items used for hanging necklaces, bracelets

~ wood and wicker trays filled with white navy beans for jewelry displays

~ various plastic lidded food servers used underneath fabric for risers and storage before and after show

~ wicker treasure box filled with “free” candy

~ fused glass globs and seashells used for draping jewelry

~ mirror for each table.

I get a lot of compliments on my booth, especially the beans because they show off the jewelry really well.

The only thing I would change is the tables are really heavy (but they were free) and I am going to try and find some inexpensive fold-up aluminum camping tables.

Kim Forrer
Kim Forrer Designs blog

Comments:

Freebies + Cheap + Creativity = Great Booth!
by: Rena

Wow, Kim,

Excellent job sourcing these elements – and seeing the finer possibilities in them!

What a great way to put together your booth. Friends, family and co-workers usually enjoy joining in the fun and contributing or suggesting things we can use.

You’ve got such a talent for it that I know your booth will continue to evolve in fantastic ways as you attract more and more interesting elements for it!

Thank you so much for sharing your great solutions for doing a jewelry booth on a shoestring budget.

Love it!
by: Rachel

What a fabulous and innovative display! It’s definitely very visually interesting…I know I wouldn’t be able to resist the urge to take a peek if I walked past it. 🙂

Creative use of materials
by: Bobbie

Very imaginative use of everyday materials. I once bought at a garage sale, an old fireplace screen (I don’t even have a fireplace) which I use to hang earrings. the screen is free standing and very attractive and could be used to hang anything. I also use some old driftwood for necklaces to cling to. Just the idea of using these kinds of materials is a conversation piece and draws people in.

Craft Fair Booth
by: Tricia – Bead Booty

I LOVE the idea of using trays filled with navy beans to display your jewelry! I’m constantly searching for ways to display my bracelets without having them “travel” around my tables. It seems the beans help to keep your pieces in one place…great idea! Thanks for sharing, Kim.

Display Ideas
by: Kim Smyth

What an inspiration. Wish i would have had those ideas when I use to have my jewelry at an antiques booth a year ago! I love the use of seashells as I love all that beachy stuff! Keep up the good work and great ideas for the rest of us!!

canopy
by: Anonymous

Hi! did you make the canopy?

Display Ideas
by: SDJG

We are new to the craft show business. Entered last year for the first time. I have leaned a lot from your ideas. Last year at a Holiday show it rained and was soooo cold, but by God’s grace we will try again this year.
Thanks for sharing your ideas!

Display idea
by: Abigail

Hi Kim,

thank you very much for displaying your idea as well as the items. it has been a long time since i have been looking and finally, your idea is not only creative but will definitely attract the customer… its different and people like novelties.

Abigail Robichon
Abigail’s Designs
Johannesburg, South Africa

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