Worland Craft Shows

10/15/2026

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🎓 Vendor Business School | Displays
Choosing the Right Table Display

A display can look perfect online and still be the piece you dread packing. Once it’s on your table, you may find it hides products, blocks your view or takes too long to refill.

Start with how customers shop. Can they read labels, compare options and pick something up without knocking over the display? If you keep handing shoppers items from the back, that section may need a different setup.

Think through the work on your side, too. A crate that transports inventory may save handling. A rack that needs every item removed before packing adds another job after a long show. Test each display fully stocked, with your prices and packaging in place. Check that it stays stable as items are removed.

Measure usable table space after reserving checkout. Leave room for shoppers to set down a bag or compare two items. Filling every inch can make shopping awkward.

Include the extras when comparing costs: hooks, shelves, storage bins and vehicle space. A cheaper display may take more time to assemble, pack and restock.

🌱New Vendor Note:
Try a practice setup with what you already own. Identify where products are hardest to see or reach before spending money on more displays.

💡 BoothKeeper Takeaway:
Choose displays that make products easier to shop and fit the way you pack, set up and restock.

✅ Vendor Checkpoint:
Look at your table fully stocked. Which display creates extra reaching, crowding or handling?

💬 Vendor Discussion:
What should a newer vendor check before buying a display? Share a feature that proved useful—or a purchase mistake they could avoid.

10/08/2026

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🎓 Vendor Business School | Sales Strategies
What Could Be Hurting Your Sales?

When people keep walking past your booth—or browse, compliment your work and leave—it’s easy to start questioning your products. Maybe the prices are too high. Maybe you brought the wrong things. Maybe you need to make something completely different.

That’s a frustrating place to be after putting so much time and money into preparing.

Slow sales don’t automatically mean you’re doing something wrong. Attendance, customer budgets and whether the event attracts your buyers all matter. But before changing your products or cutting into your profit, take a look at how easy it is to shop your booth.

You know how your display works because you built it. A customer is seeing it for the first time. They may not realize the items underneath are different sizes, that something can be personalized or that the price sign applies to the entire shelf. Information that feels obvious to you may be missing for them.

Watch where shoppers hesitate. Are they turning products over looking for prices? Reaching toward something, then pulling back because removing it might disturb the display? Asking the same question repeatedly? Those moments can help you identify a specific change.

Your greeting can help, too. “These are grouped by scent, and you’re welcome to open the testers” gives someone a starting point without requiring a conversation. Once they’re browsing, give them room while staying available.

And make the setup work for your needs. If you need to sit, position your chair so you can comfortably see and greet customers. Being approachable doesn’t require standing all day.

Try one adjustment at a time. Move a confusing sign, give a popular item more space or make checkout easier to find. Notice whether the change helps people browse, handle products or complete a purchase. Keep a few notes across comparable events instead of judging everything by one busy hour or one disappointing afternoon.

🌱New Vendor Note:
You don’t have to put everything you brought on the table. Show your selection clearly, keep extra quantities underneath and restock as needed. A full inventory is useful, but shoppers need enough space to pick something up without worrying about knocking over three other things.

💡 BoothKeeper Takeaway:
Before lowering prices, check whether customers can easily understand, browse and buy what you already offer.

✅ Vendor Checkpoint:
Walk through your booth as a first-time shopper. Where would you need help finding a price, choosing an option or reaching an item? Pick one obstacle you can remove before your next event.

💬 Vendor Discussion:
What small change helped customers feel more comfortable shopping your booth, and what would you recommend another vendor try?

10/03/2026

Hi Guys,
Come get some breakfast tomorrow, we have 2 yummy places with breakfast burritos!! Don't miss out! 😀

10/03/2026

Hi Folks,
Wow!!! Look at this list of confirmed Crafters & Vendors for tomorrow: 🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁

* Nature's Poetess - candles, soaps & scrubs
* A&M Maple Syrup Products
* Charming Whimsicals - glass cutting boards, kitchen towels, windspinners
* Gustus Vitae Gourmet Seasonings, salts and sugars
* RADA
* Grandpa's Toys & Creattions
* Gotowka's Goodies - Baked goods
* Back Stitch Ranch - Baked goods and Handmade purses
* CM's Leather & Customs - Handmade leather products, beaded products, Lariat ropes & vases
* Crafty Dreams - Home Decor
* Leather Creations - Leather and wood products
* Tom's Abalone Shells
* Cloud Peak Crafts - Slate coasters, jewelry, resin and decor
* Call Room Creations - Crocheted plushies
* Scentsy
* The Rustic Ripple - Permanent jewelry and Sourdough bread
* Wild West Accents - Western Decor
* Unique Designs - Lariat rope wreaths, car freshies, floral wreaths
* Marie Parsons Oil Paintings
* New Hope Humane Society - Paw & Nose prints from local shelter animals and lots more....
* Dusty's Treasures - candy, books, jewelry, grab bags and more.....
* Golden Thistle - sewn products, knitted headbands, leather journals and more....
* Longhorn Laser Engraving - wood, slate and canvas engraved items
* L & P Crafts - Crocheted, cross-stitch, diamond painting, ceramic figures
* Pattie's- candles & car diffusers
* Vero & Mica's Treasures
* The Bitchy Baker - Baked goods
* LT's Baskets - Basket with goods
* The Cinnamon Roll Lady
* Red Aspen - Beauty products
* The Fat Heifer - Tallow Skin Care
* Peachy Charms - Handmade Jewelry
* Pat's Treasures - Kitchen Towels, scrubbies and more...
* Little Mouse Doughnuts - Handmade mini doughnuts
* Chris's Quilts
* Midnight Oil - wood turned products
* Owens Originals LLC - handmade and beautiful sewn products and more
* Owens Cast Iron Restoration - Cast iron pans and other great finds....

See Ya'll Tomorrow....................

10/02/2026

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10/02/2026

Hi Guys,
I would love to give a huge shot-out to these locals who allowed us to put a flyer in their businesses.
"THANK YOU ALL!!!"

Ace, Hasco, Badlands, Ambrosia, Sally's, McDonald's, Frandson Safety, Flower Exchange, Comfort Inn, Pizza Hut, NAPA, Stogie Joe's, Ranchito, ANB Bank, Cenex, Bomgaars, Blairs, Worland-Ten Sleep Chamber, Our local Library, Pit Stop, Security State Bank, Blue Jeans & Pearls, Milly G's, Rocky Mountain Framing, Tapatio's, Bloedorn, The Bitchy Baker, Doña Elena's Food Truck, Kettle Popcorn, Matamoros Grilling & Love, The Cinnamon Roll Lady, Longhorn Engraving, Worland Community Center, Big Horn Federal Bank, and our Local Court House.
Your Community boards are key for promoting local events.
You are all so much appreciated 👏 💐

10/01/2026

🍎FALL FAVORITES available Saturday in Worland at Worland Craft Shows Fall into Crafts! 🍂

🍎 Orchard Palmer Bucket
Apple c***r meets fresh-squeezed lemonade, topped with an apple c***r donut! ✨
Try it creamy!

🍑 Spiced Peach Lemonade or Limeade
A sweet sip with a touch of fall spice!

🍏 Bourbon Caramel Apple Lemonade or Limeade
Try it with green apple popping pearls!

And something sweet to go with your drink… 👇

🍎 Caramel Apples (more flavors coming)
* Classic
* Cookie Butter

🍩 Mini Donuts
* Cinnamon Sugar
* Pumpkin Chocolate Chip — pumpkin drizzle topped with mini chocolate chips.

🍪 More baked goodies will be posted Saturday

Which fall favorite are you grabbing first? 🧡

09/30/2026

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🎓 Vendor Business School | Lesson #87
Booth Setup & Time-Saving Shortcuts

You know you packed those table clips. You can even picture the bag. Somehow, finding them still requires opening every tote you brought.

Little things like that can eat up your setup time—and your patience—before you’ve sold a single thing.

A good place to start is with whatever annoys you at every show. The tangled cords. The display that takes forever to assemble. The products you unpack, move out of the way, then move again. Pick one of those jobs and make it easier on yourself before the next event.

Sometimes the fix is small: a bag attached to the display for its hardware, a bin that opens straight into a stocked checkout station, or a tray of products that can travel safely without being taken apart. Try it at home with everything loaded so you know it’s comfortable to carry, too.

Solo vendors, give yourselves a realistic amount of time. You’re doing every trip and every task. Leave earlier, use the event’s allowed setup window and leave room for the unexpected.

If someone’s helping, let them own a whole job. “Set up this table using this photo” gives them somewhere to start and lets you keep working without answering a question every few minutes.

And watch those last-minute display tweaks. It’s easy to spend ten minutes moving one little shelf around! Get your products, prices and checkout ready first, then use any remaining time for finishing touches.

💡 BoothKeeper Takeaway:
Make the jobs you repeat at every show easier, so setup takes less of the time and energy you need for selling.

✅ Vendor Checkpoint:
Think through your last setup. Where did you stop to search, rearrange or move something twice? Pick one step to simplify before your next event.

💬 Vendor Discussion:
What setup shortcut would you recommend to a new vendor preparing for their first show? Share a tip that could make their morning a little easier!

09/29/2026

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09/29/2026

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