What is your neatest rack or way to display?

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I had a terrible time trying to come up with a title for this thread and still hope you all would know what I meant.

I imagine this is asked a lot, and I did do a search, but didn't find just what I was looking for.

What are some things, possibly unusual, that you have used to display your things at a show?

Here are a couple of things I've thought could help.

* I have some wire racks, covered with white plastic like stuff, that you can use to stack more dishes, plates, etc. in your kitchen cupboards. I thought this would be a good way to get my things up off the table.


* a drying rack - you know those fold up like a pair of scissors things made of dowel rods to dry clothes on? That will be for tree skirts (and maybe table runners if I have loads of time)


Do you have more ideas?

[SilverRiverDesignsWA]

I sell handbags and totes so they look better hanging up.  I have been using  (outdoor) white lattice cut in half (to fit into my vehicle) and hang with bungee cords onto my canopy sides.  Bags are overlapped and  hung with clear plastic round open shower curtain holders so easy to take a bag down to examine or purchase.  It works.

[ImLaughingMyGlassOff]

Here are my shelves a friend made.  The supports fold up and it all stacks neatly in my SUV with about 3 inches to spare!  Other side of the car holds my rubbermaid totes with all my glass in them.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10118174933045374&set=a.10100112234143764&type=3&theater

[JustMeToo]

Louvred doors (shutters) flipped to the back, are perfect for earrings!  Put the earrings on cards that have room at the top to fold back.  Display them row on row.  I used two narrow doors that were hinged in the middle.  I displayed everything, and then just folded it shut to transport.  When I got to the show, I opened it, and it was ready to go!

[CoquetteBath]

quick setup is fabulous. I'd love to have something like that. But my items are pretty dang heavy. Still...I'm going to see if I can get it figured out because setup with small items isn't fun. I did get some galvanized metal slotted flat boxes that I use for my lotion bars. THAT really helps. I put one in a wooden tote and then put other stuff on top. Unload the tote, turn it on its side, put the metal box on top and voila!

[BeachFleaMarket]

some threads really don't get old. Lots of great ideas. I use old muffin tins, especially like the enamelled ones. Also individual tart tins.

Newest addition are cupcake stands. They come apart for travel. I have a couple of 3 tiered cardboard ones.

[GypsySoulDezigns]

I am wondering what the best way to display dream catchers is. Any thoughts?

[TigersandDragons]

Since your items are light, You could use a coat rack - there are some affordable ones out there that come apart.

https://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/50231630/

https://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/60179434/

I saw these in Ikea

https://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/40177233/

https://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/10429336/

https://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/70343325/

https://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/30334752/

Some of these ideas you could build for yourself - out of wood, or plastic pipe, or metal conduit pipe.  If you do indoor shows you will want it to be stable and free-standing.  For outdoor, if you're in a tent, you can just hang your Dream catchers off your tent frame.

[GypsySoulDezigns]

Thank you, especially for taking the time to add the links!!