What to print first & why
The banner comes first — full stop. A clean vinyl banner with your name readable from four booths away is the difference between foot traffic and foot past-you. Second: business cards, because half your sales happen three weeks later when someone finds your card in their tote bag and remembers the candles. Third: die-cut stickers — sell them, gift them with purchases, or slap one on every bag; either way your logo leaves the fair on fifty laptops. Loyalty punch cards quietly turn market regulars into your regulars at every weekend pop-up. Craft fair marketing materials aren't decoration — they're the part of the booth that keeps selling after you pack up.
What it actually costs
All prices are all-in with shipping included — because you've got enough variable costs already. A vinyl banner runs $59 (2×6), $75 (3×6), or $89 (3×8); the 2×6 fits most standard tables perfectly. Business cards: $39.95/100, $44.95/250, $54.99/500 — the 500 pack is under 12 cents a card for a full season of fairs. Die-cut stickers, cut to your shape: $139/250 or $219/500. Loyalty punch cards: $54.99/500. Flyers with your schedule or story: $129/250 or $189/500. Hang tags, product labels, or table toppers? Custom quote. If it holds ink, we print it.
How it works
Upload your art — hand-drawn and scanned, built in Canva, exported from Procreate, we've seen it all — and we run a free pro file check for resolution, bleed, and cut lines (especially important on die-cut stickers). You get a free digital proof before anything prints, and nothing is charged until you approve it. Then we print and ship anywhere in the US, shipping already baked into the price, backed by a reprint guarantee. Order a couple of weeks before your fair date, approve the proof fast, and you're setting up a booth that looks like the business you're building.
Frequently asked questions
What size banner do I need for a craft fair booth?
For a standard 6- or 8-foot table, a 2x6 vinyl banner ($59) draped across the front is the classic setup. For a 10x10 canopy tent, go 3x6 ($75) or 3x8 ($89) across the back wall or top bar so shoppers can read your name over the crowd. All prices include shipping.
How much do die-cut stickers cost for small makers?
Die-cut stickers — cut to your artwork's exact shape — cost $139 for 250 or $219 for 500, shipping included. At roughly 44 cents each at the 500 count, they're profitable to sell at $3–5 and cheap enough to drop one in every bag. You approve a free digital proof of the cut line before anything prints.
What should a first-time market vendor print?
Three essentials: a 2x6 vinyl banner ($59) so shoppers can find and remember you, business cards ($39.95/100) for the "I'll think about it" crowd who buy later, and die-cut stickers ($139/250) to sell or give with purchases. That's a professional booth presence for about $160 total, shipping included.
Can you print my hand-drawn artwork?
Yes — scanned or photographed artwork works, and it's where our free pro file check earns its keep. We review resolution, contrast, and cut lines before anything prints, and you approve a free digital proof first, so you see exactly how the artwork translates. You're not charged until you approve.
How far ahead of a craft fair should I order printing?
Two to three weeks ahead is the comfortable window. Production starts after you approve your free digital proof, so same-day approval keeps things moving, and shipping is already included in every price. Racing a fair that's sooner? Reach out — rush options are a custom quote, and we'll tell you honestly what's possible.
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