Showing posts with label #farmersmarket. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #farmersmarket. Show all posts

Monday, 17 August 2026

October 2026 craft fairs

 


October pre Christmas craft fairs 

My next craft fairs this year is at #Eves Hill farmers market on the 18th October from 10am till 2.30pm, and the following Saturday I'll be at #Postcrafts at Coronation Hall, Mundesley, from 10am to 4pm with a full range of hand knitted jumpers and cardigans and hand sewn rompers and dresses from new born to 3 years I'll also have a range of Christmas Jumpers and other Christmassy items come along and say hello  

Stockings  

Gift bags full of chocolates

Tote bags with a colouring book and crayons and coloured pencils, pencil, rubber, sticker and coloured paper

Tree hangers with chocolate coins

Aprons


#Eves Hill Farm, Reepham Road, Booton, NR10 4TD


#Posh Crafts, Coronation Hall, Cromer Road, Mundesley, NR11 8BE

#SupportLocal #MakersMarket


Don't forget you can keep up to date on our new items on our facebook page http://www.facebook.com/SunshineBabyCrafts. there will be lots of new items to buy and also on Instagram @sunshinebabycrafts


#Buylocal  #Supportsmallbusinesses

Monday, 1 June 2026

Are you selling your knitwear ?



If your selling your knitwear here are a few tips:

1}    Photos :
        When taking photo's always check your background, settings & lighting as these will make all the difference if your using a smart phone use the photo enhancer to made a sharper picture.

2}    Marketing :
        Describe  your item with trigger words, i.e. baby, toddler, handmade.  And never underprice your items cheap isn't always best.
Where to sell? online, craft fairs and farmers markets are some of the best places and you also met lots of new friends and return customers.
 
3}    Have confidence :  
        Be confident must people cant do the work you've done, choosing the pattern and yarns used and knitting a beautiful item, take pride in your work .

4}    Deposit :  
        ALWAYS take a deposit that covers the materials you will use, or take the full amount if that's what you would prefer, as we all know people change their minds and wont pay or disappear from all contact when it comes to paying.

5}    Packaging :  
        Choose your packaging, I personally use tissue paper, tied with ribbon and placed in a plastic envelope with a business card, and a thank you note.  If someone buys something a little more expensive I offend add a little extra gift, like a bib or a pair of cotton mitts.

6}    Postage :
        After you've spent hours lovingly knitting your item the last thing you want is the parcel to get lost in the post, so I always send mine recorded delivery.

7}    Communication :
        Always keep your customer updated with timings, progress, and any delays.        

8}    Professional :
        When you sell, be professional as if its a business, use order forms, invoices, keeping a copy for your records and adding care instructions, and a thank you note or thank you card will set you apart from other sellers.

So sell your knitwear and take pride in your work


Don't forget you can keep up to date on our new items on our facebook                          page http://www.facebook.com/SunshineBabyCrafts. there will be lots of new items to buy and also on Instagram @sunshinebabycrafts

#Buylocal  #Supportsmallbusinesses