Last year I used paper mache’ mannequins to display my jewelry at holiday craft fairs. The mannequins were eye catching and worked perfectly for displaying both jewelry and scarves. A huge advantage is that they are very lightweight to carry. Trust me, if you have to carry your props and supplies a long distance, weight is everything. And here’s the best part: they’re so cheap to make (brown paper bags and glue). I used book pages as my last layer and printed a crown for the front. I finished by added a few rhinestones, jewels, and a ribbon around the neck. If you want to give your mannequin an antique look, spray it lightly with Walnut Ink.
Saturday, October 17, 2015
Craft Fair Props
Last year I used paper mache’ mannequins to display my jewelry at holiday craft fairs. The mannequins were eye catching and worked perfectly for displaying both jewelry and scarves. A huge advantage is that they are very lightweight to carry. Trust me, if you have to carry your props and supplies a long distance, weight is everything. And here’s the best part: they’re so cheap to make (brown paper bags and glue). I used book pages as my last layer and printed a crown for the front. I finished by added a few rhinestones, jewels, and a ribbon around the neck. If you want to give your mannequin an antique look, spray it lightly with Walnut Ink.
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