Crashmph
Member
Ready to go. Bring on the sales.
What do you all think?
What do you all think?
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Jack Parker
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Nice looking setup, good luck!!
southernclay
Member
Looks god, if any punks take a pen from you just bowl em down! :biggrin: Hope you have a great show.
jttheclockman
Member
Can I see the green pen on the third row far right in the front:biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:
Good luck. Nice display.
Good luck. Nice display.
Dalecamino
Local Chapter Leader
Looks good to me. Thanks for flying the flag too!:wink:
studioseven
Member
Nice set up. Where is your show?
Seven
Seven
Ed McDonnell
Member
Looks good, but how do you get to the back of your booth? Crawl under a table?
Ed
Ed
Charlie_W
Member
Looking sharp Michael!
JimB
Member
Looks great! Good luck with your sales!
Ligget
Member
Looks great from over here too, very professional looking, good luck!
Rink
Member
Beautiful. Good luck.
Charlie_W
Member
Here is the show info. We are about 25 miles west of Washington DC. Near Dulles Airport.
Affordable Art Fair | Chantilly, Virginia | Sugarloaf Craft Festivals
Crashmph
Member
Nice. I forgot to have my wine stoppers out before I took this pic. I have a dozen "finger holes" in the ball for wine stoppers.
This is the last flag flown on my ship while out to sea when I was stationed on it.
Chantilly, VA. Burbs west of DC
it's an indoor show. The booths have an alleyway 6' wide in the back.
Thanks for the feedback everyone!
OKLAHOMAN
Member
Nice and as always a corner booth IMHO is worth any extra you need to pay, and lloking your customers in their eyes so much better than their backs in an open booth.
low_48
Member
Do you plan on working from the back or the display, or the front? If from the back, hope you are tall. I wouldn't like that tall of barrier between me and the customer. I like to have a conversation about my work when I meet the person, and it might be tough to get personal behind the barrier.
Crashmph
Member
I am 6'3" with a large wingspand. I can reach the front of the table from standing in the back. But I do rotate around both working the booth from the front and the back during the show.
Michael