navigator9
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Anthropologie stores are famous for their eye catching window displays. I thought they might give me some inspiration for my craft fair set up. I tried to figure out what they all have in common, besides being colorful. I think it's movement. I see a lot of diagonal lines, swooping lines, curved lines. We can do something close to that with different levels of elevation on our tables. I never really thought of it so much as a design element, just a way to get more product on the table, but I'm seeing it differently now. I wish I had a tent, because I think more could be done with a backdrop. Now that I've retired, my mind is going crazy with ideas. In case anyone else would like to take a look, here's a link. Does this inspire you? https://www.google.com/search?q=ant...rg-QG4iJewDA&ved=0CAcQ_AUoAQ&biw=1366&bih=634
I love that they've used inexpensive items (like paper) to make a big impact. Like this....the paper garland on the china cabinet makes me want to make one for my mantle. What do you think? Does it give you any ideas?
I love that they've used inexpensive items (like paper) to make a big impact. Like this....the paper garland on the china cabinet makes me want to make one for my mantle. What do you think? Does it give you any ideas?
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