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GiselleNo5

By GiselleNo5

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The coordinator said that our tables were 8' x 4'. In reality they were 7.5' x 2.5'. My dad helped me build the displays which, though big, were really awesome, stable, and quick to set up. I was able to use tons of space behind them. Next time I'm behind a table like this I'll just use one so I don't feel like I'm in a duck blind when I sit down, but they'd be fantastic for more of a booth setting or if I wasn't stuck behind the table.

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Art Show Displays

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oldlady

oldlady 3,636

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if you thumbtack a piece of white cotton to the back of the stepped display unit it will remove the distractions of the huge room full of people and let buyers see your pots.

GiselleNo5

GiselleNo5 515

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if you thumbtack a piece of white cotton to the back of the stepped display unit it will remove the distractions of the huge room full of people and let buyers see your pots.

 

Oh this is brilliant! Thank you!

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