Craft fairs, what to expect and what you might need, filmed after a bad one!

I wasn't sure if I was going to post this or not. I filmed it after getting back from an especially trying craft fair and I guess I needed to vent. This was the 3rd take, once I'd calmed down a bit and the hysterical laughter had stopped. Craft fairs can be a very rewarding thing to do, not usually financially, but in other ways and I hope I've managed to get some of these across and haven't put you off. Who knows, if you guys like this video then I have many more stories about craft fairs, camping and horrible hotels that I'd love to get off of my chest! Some of the information might even be helpful. I might need a drink first though, mead anybody?

[@sarahbarlow8559]

Very useful and helpful information for people looking to do fairs. Your work is lovely and greatly admired X

[@TheCraftingChez]

Thanks, I definitely missed a few bits and bobs, maybe a part two is needed! 😊

[@B4Munsey]

Thank you for sharing. Cookies/protein bars and plenty of drinkables are very important. Battery operated lighting, brilliant. Overwhelming noise is inexcusable. So sorry. Welcome home safe if not yet quite sound (recovery immanent). Many good suggestions. Sharing your experience and perception is very valuable.

[@TheCraftingChez]

Thank you 😊 I'm feeling much recovered and I'm already mentally adding to the list of things I forgot to mention! I have another event due in September so maybe after that! 😄

[@thefightingfelter6456]

Great video , very helpful!! Thank you x

[@TheCraftingChez]

Thank you 😊