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Old 02-13-2010, 12:11 AM   #1
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I have a craft show at the end of this month and was curious what everyone thought about Christmas ornaments for a February show. I can't decide if I should take them or not. This is my first show this year and 2nd overall since October 2009. Thanks.
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The worst that can happen is you will take them home. If you don't take them you won't sell them and I can promise you that!

Be sure to have contact information out there....business cards or flyers or both.
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It sure wont hurt to try , you'll never know ........
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G'day Nicholas,
If you have enough other stock, it can't hurt. The worst that can happen is you have a head start on the Xmas fairs.
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Put out your best Christmas Ornaments and as suggested before if you have enough of the other items that are not Christmas oriented you should be ok. Having a wide variety of items will show your skill. Have your contact information available and be available to answer any questions. Good luck with your show.


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I agree, take them...and don't mark them down. I'm sure people will ask if they're on sale because it's Feb...but you can always sell them next year if they don't go.
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Old 02-13-2010, 10:07 AM   #7
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Thanks everyone for the advice. I will take them.
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I don't do many shows outside of the Christmas season, but when I do I take my Christmas ornaments along, and will sell a surprising number of them. So - yes, I would take them!
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I did one show last year in the spring, and one in the summer...and sold a few ornaments at both of them. I would take them as long as you have room.
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I see Christmas Ornaments year 'round at craft fairs.
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