Over time, my booth has morphed into two areas. The front half is jewelry and the back is vintagey, crafty goods.
Along the aisle, I’ve mostly placed newer rings on my lighted shelves.
Another lit shelf backs up to that one and houses vintage and fashion rings, as well as other odds and ends.
This creates a little cubby that I’ve added purses to also.
The opposite wall has all vintage pieces, and Christmas goods that have overfilled the back of my space and encroached into the jewel zone.
This summer, I came across boxes of cameos, lockets, and pocket watches that I set aside for our three holiday sales. Wouldn’t they make nice gifts? (Or something pretty to wear with your party outfits)
Every single month, I stand at the entry to my space and debate the best way to set up. Should I mix the jewelry in with the rest? Should I do jewels down on full side and the inventory down the other?
It’s so hard to know the answer.
This month, I did try something a little new. I kept the aisle down the center of the entire space open and unblocked. Hopefully this will help relieve the log jam I get, and make the entire booth more inviting for guests to see into.
All I can do is experiment to see what does best for a narrow space on crowded sales. (Plus, I LOVE redoing the set up)