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mandymcar
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Mandy
Montana
USA
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Posted - Jun 11 2009 :  07:59:54 AM  Show Profile
What do you seasoned sellers like? What is your setup?

Thanks in advance for your time,

Mandy

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nampafarmgirl
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Kim
Nampa ID
USA
494 Posts

Posted - Jun 12 2009 :  2:19:30 PM  Show Profile
I like the old produce stand look. I have used old wooden apple crates, wooden ladders, wooden ironing boards for fairs. checkered table clothes. The wooden boxes are heavy though.

Kim
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Tina Michelle
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Tina
sunshine state FL
USA
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Posted - Jun 12 2009 :  11:56:13 PM  Show Profile
oh that would be a good look Kim. very home style, but definitely a "working farm" theme to the tables would give it definitely more appeal.

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mandymcar
True Blue Farmgirl

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Mandy
Montana
USA
73 Posts

Posted - Jun 14 2009 :  1:18:38 PM  Show Profile
what did you display in the ladder and on the ironing board?
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Lynner
True Blue Farmgirl

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Sheri
Missouri
USA
225 Posts

Posted - Jun 28 2009 :  6:30:29 PM  Show Profile
We also use the old produce stand look. An old wooden crate turned on it#347; side propped up a bit by a wooden block, with a gunny sack stapled to the inside of the crate for added charm. Then we use wicker baskets, and some ratan baskets made long ago by my husband to hold our produce. The produce itself is in brown wax sandwich bags, which have really added to the look. Atop each bag is an edible flower. Either nasturium, pansy, stella de oro or a violet. People absolutely love it. It adds such a flair, and the natural colored bags give it an all natural look. Which goes well with our organically grown produce. They are always scooped up in a hurry, and the flowers always draw people in for a closer look and a comment of how beautiful the display is. Try to do something out of the ordinary, it always draws attention to your stand. Be creative!
Best to you,
Lynner

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mandymcar
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Mandy
Montana
USA
73 Posts

Posted - Jun 29 2009 :  06:24:47 AM  Show Profile
Where are you getting the brown wax sandwich bags?
Thanks,
M

Edited by - mandymcar on Jun 29 2009 06:25:16 AM
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Lynner
True Blue Farmgirl

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Sheri
Missouri
USA
225 Posts

Posted - Jun 29 2009 :  3:58:57 PM  Show Profile
Mandy,
I purchase the brown wax sandwich bags at a local health food store. I have seen growers using the white bags, however the brown are much more nastalgic.
Lynner

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