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October 30, 2011

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jen painted fish studio

i think you're ok! we always tend to overstock. i was just telling myself that i need not panic, but yet i've just made piles and piles of things to make! must talk myself down, too. :)

Toffeeapple

By the time you have added the hats it will look fine, the only thing lacking is height and the hats will give you that. Good luck, I hope you sell lots.

scentedsweetpeas

I am sure you will be fine :-) Love those hares!

Magic Cochin

Good luck! I know the feeling well.... BUT it's not the quantity it's the way it's displayed that is the key to good sales.

Toffeeapple is right, height is the key... add a Christmas tree of some sort and hand your jewellery on it - branches if you can't get a tree. It will fill up the space nicely and attract the customers.

Would be great to see you at Holt on 26 Nov.

Celia

dottycookie

Oh, yes, I am having that anxiety right now too. I think in the end less is more - too much means that no-one can see anything properly. I agree about the height thing - I usually have a vaseful of sparkly twigs and maybe some of those battery powered fairy lights. I also have a couple of fabric covered pinboards that I stand up for displaying jewellery. If anyone comes behind my stand they see a jumble of jars and tins and string holding it all up but from the front it seems to be OK!

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