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I'm a crafter, and use to go to Craft Shows and fairs to sell my products. But, have a nice stand with great displays is something difficult to get, if you don't have enough $$$ to invest on it.
Well, I will show you how to make a simple display for handbands, bracelets or whatever kind of jewerly you sell, using recycled materials.
Well, I will show you how to make a simple display for handbands, bracelets or whatever kind of jewerly you sell, using recycled materials.
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My dad was working at home with PVC pipes, he used different sizes, so I "rescue" the scraps and kept them for future projects... and now is time to put hands on it!
If you can't get PVC pipes scraps, try with plastic bottles or another nice material you can recycle.
As I sew, I have a lot of scraps of fabrics and padding from some others projects.
My dad cut 3 PVC pipes sizes I got, very nicely and I just have to cover it with padding and a nice fabric.
Once you clean and dry the PVC pipes, cover (by section), with cold silicone glue, use your hands to fix very tight the padding.
If you can't get PVC pipes scraps, try with plastic bottles or another nice material you can recycle.
As I sew, I have a lot of scraps of fabrics and padding from some others projects.
My dad cut 3 PVC pipes sizes I got, very nicely and I just have to cover it with padding and a nice fabric.
Once you clean and dry the PVC pipes, cover (by section), with cold silicone glue, use your hands to fix very tight the padding.
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Yes, I think Pringles used cans could be a great idea... and you save the "cutting" . The idea is recycle as much as you can.