Sunday, August 28, 2011

Vertical Headband Holders

I've seen two ways that people have displayed their headbands in a vertical manner.  It takes up less room, makes some headbands more at eye level and can be seen from father away.    This could be a good idea for fairs and booths.

This display is made out of pipe used for plumbing.  I'm not sure the diameter.  Just take a headband to the home improvement store and find the size that fits.  

Or you can use round galvanized pipe in the same manner.  I didn't get a picture of this one!   They both look really good.


Saturday, August 27, 2011

Bracelet Display Tiered Trays

I thought these would be a cute way to display bracelets - especially in small spaces.  Here's this tutorial.

You could also use cake pans to make tiers. 

Here's a third example of tiers to display jewelry.

Friday, August 26, 2011

Separating Necklaces/ Storing jewelry



I saw this and thought that maybe we could incorporate this into a display or use it to transport jewelry. I love the look of laying necklaces out on a black tablecloth. The aspect I don't like about it is the time it probably takes to set up and put it away. How would you keep all the necklaces separated from each other (not get tangled)? This might be one way to keep necklaces from tangling with each other once they are out of the bag.


See the tutorial at Make It and Love It.

Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Heavy Duty Metal Display AND Bracelets and Earrings Galore

If you are looking for a heavy duty display, this consultant made one with a metal bottom.  Wow!   Look at that board full on earrings and bracelets!   Amazing!

Displaying jewelry on a Tabletop

If you don't have a pegboard display, don't worry.  You can put a black or white tablecloth over a table and just lay the jewelry on top!!!!  

Business Cards

I recommend having a business card and carrying some in your wallet.  You never know when you will want or need one.

I made VERY inexpensive business cards.  I give one to each person as they check out. 

The following is one way to make business cards.
Go to Microsoft Office.
Select "Microsoft Publisher."
Click on "Publications for Print"
Select "Business Cards"
YOu can choose what template you want and fill the info in.

I just print mine at the regular copy store in black ink on magenta card stock and cut it myself.   It costs me about 1.5 cents each.

I include the following words either on the back or front of the card!

"Want a few? Place an order (or buy some jewelry)!
Want a jewelry shopping spree? Host a party!
Want it all?  Join the Paparazzi team!
Enjoy unlimited income in your spare time."

I'm not having success downloading the business card to this so you will just have to imagine the beauty in your mind:)

Monday, August 22, 2011

Paper Towel Headband Holder

At first, I thought about just wrapping a roll of paper towels in black or white fabric and putting headbands over the top. Then I actually started to think that attaching the holder to a pegboard display may actually work. I might try this if Paparazzi doesn't come out with a display soon.