Print Stuff day!

I felt the set up was really professional, and it was so much fun on the actual day running it with my friends and speaking to lots of different people.

We made a shift pattern so that we weren't all hanging around the table all day, which meant the shifts were shared equally and we all also had a chance to look around the other stalls. This worked really well and ensured the times were split fairly.

Notebook to keep track of sales

We ended up selling £287.50 between the 5 of us, and I think that was such a huge amount.

We noticed that the smaller, cheaper products sold better than the larger more expensive prints, and speaking to other stall holders they echoed this, and said that the audience was more people passing by this year, and so less likely to spend a large amount on a print.

Next time I do a stall I will make sure I focus on making smaller, more commercial items, such as my mini screen prints, which we sold the most of out of everything all day, I think due to their low price and amount of colours in their print.