Wow, thanks guys for this thread. I've been doing shows for a couple of years recently, and I'm still up in the air about how to arrange my booth. I did very well last weekend but that's because there was no one next to me so I was able to have 10 ft. of table facing the walkway, but also 10 ft. of table down the side that led to an exit door. My best show ever. But I was pretty much able to get all the stuff I brought on 20 ft. of tables. When you only have 10 ft. frontage, I tend to put my table along the front of the booth and put my stuff, as much as I can, on the table flat. I have Tshirts and would like to hang them up, but folks don't go through all of them when they're hanging, usually only the first four or five, then they move on.. It's better for me if they're laying flat folded so the design is visible, but then I can't put everything out either. It's a toss up. I also bring other items, like hand towels, my baskets, some scarves, and usually lady's hankies. (They sell well at craft shows.) But I'm always at odds with my booth buddy about how to set up. She sells only one item and can fit hers along the one 10 ft. table along the front edge. However, I know that it looks awful to have this big 10 ft. square with one table along the front and the whole thing behind us is 'wasted space.' Still haven't found the optimum arrangement and constantly tweaking. Like the idea of having black fabric behind us, but as I come in a car with all my stuff, I couldn't possibly fit anything that big in my car. I realize that booth configuration can make or break a show, but how the devil do you decide what to do 'this time' versus 'last time.' Years ago when I had a B&M store, we were constantly changing the front of the store to look fresh and new. It was a constant battle, lemme tell 'ya. And it's not over yet, is it?