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Reddit mentions of LinenTablecloth 90 x 156-Inch Rectangular Polyester Tablecloth White
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- Brand: LTC Linens
- 90 x 156 inch rounded corners, seamless one-piece design.
- Stain and wrinkle resistant, featuring a serged hem.
- This fully-draping tablecloth provides a drop all the way to the floor on standard 8 ft. banquet tables.
- Easy laundering in your home washing machine. Machine wash on the delicate cycle with cold water and household detergent; tumble dry on low setting. Immediately remove from the dryer when finished to minimize wrinkles. White polyester linens can be bleached, but do not use bleach on colored linens. We recommend steaming these linens instead of ironing to get rid of any wrinkles.
- These table linens are suitable for any and all events, from daily restaurant use to high-end corporate events and wedding receptions!
- IMPORTANT NOTICE: These rectangle tablecloths are purposely designed with rounded corners for both appearance and safety. Full-length table coverings (that drop all the way to the floor) will naturally have too much cloth that “puddles" at the corners. This excess cloth is not only unattractive; it can also create a trip hazard for your guests. This is why LinenTablecloth (LTC Linens) has designed our full-length 90x132 and 90x156 rectangle table linens with rounded corners. We believe that our design is not only prettier, but also safer.
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Specs:
| Color | White |
| Height | 0.004 Inches |
| Length | 156 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 90" x 156" |
| Weight | 2.4 Pounds |
| Width | 90 Inches |
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u/coocoodove · 7 pointsr/Etsy
- Have an interesting, inviting display/set up. Make sure your tablecloth is fitted and goes to the floor because you will be hiding your boxes under the table and I think it looks kind of cheap/tacky if customers can see them. I have both 6 foot and 8 foot tablecloths because I have vended at enough places that they've both been used. You should also know the size of the table and booth so you can think of ways to be utilize the space you're given. Don't forget some chairs, but if the craft fair is good, you won't have time to sit because you'll be too busy talking with customers!
- Pinterest is a good place to search for booth table set up ideas or search Instagram for #boothdisplay. I bought my displays from here. This, of course, depends on what you're selling! Getting a good display together is not cheap. :(
- Don't forget business cards, money (cash and your Square reader synced with Etsy), bags for your items/packaging, and also PRICES! Even if you have a stand with the prices listed, people will ask you how much things are. Also, people don't like asking how much things are (or at least I don't) and are more likely to pass if the price isn't obvious (or at least I am). Be prepared for people to comment "that's too much" or "I can make it myself for cheaper." Don't take it personally. Just smile along.
- Bring water/something to drink, plus snacks, and maybe a #1 helper. The helper can bag things while you ring up customers, talk with customers (if you have more than one) about your product, and also just handy to have around for bathroom breaks and someone to talk to when things are slow.
- Don't be afraid to swap out your product if it isn't selling. I sell journals, so if I notice that people are always passing over certain journals that are on display, I swap them out for different ones that might draw interest. It's also good to periodically straighten up your booth because with customers touching and moving everything, it can look messy quick!
- Make friends with the other vendors selling. They might give you some leads on some good craft fairs to apply to!