First fair field guide
Work through the practical decisions before, during, and after your first market.
Getting things ready…
Digital download — no physical productFor makers getting ready for their first craft fair
A stock plan, a clearer picture of your costs, and a market-day checklist you can actually use.
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The table is booked. Now come the questions: how much should you bring, what will it cost, and what belongs in the car? This kit brings those decisions together in a 24-page guide and an editable Excel workbook, with handmade jewelry examples and space to make the plan your own.
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Work through the practical decisions before, during, and after your first market.
Map products, quantities, display stock, and backups in one editable place.
List your own costs and assumptions to explore what covering your event costs could look like.
Sketch a table setup with room for display, payment, packing, and a customer conversation.
Think through stock, signs, payment essentials, comfort items, and the easy-to-forget extras.
Capture what sold, what people asked, and what you would change next time.
A 24-page English guide, printable worksheets inside the guide, and the editable files listed here. No subscription or physical shipment.
Read the free sample 3-page PDF · Opens in a new tab24-page guide with the booth layout, packing checklist and after-the-fair worksheets.
Inventory, break-even and a worked example in one workbook. Editable inputs, formulas and checks.
Open an illustrative sample to see the approach.
These are layout examples, not pages from the actual guide.
Start with the space, timings, event rules, and practical requirements you need to confirm.
List your own costs, plan a manageable stock mix, and explore your break-even assumptions.
Use a day-of plan, then capture what you learned while it is still fresh.
Simple tools, with clear expectations. This kit offers a planning structure, not personalized advice or a guaranteed outcome.
The examples use handmade jewelry to make the decisions concrete. The checklists and planning structure can be adapted to other handmade products, but food, cosmetics, and other regulated products have additional requirements this kit does not cover.
It will help you organize your own assumptions and quantities. It cannot predict attendance, demand, or sales, and it does not guarantee that an event will be profitable.
Yes. Read the free three-page PDF sample from the actual guide and check the complete file list on this page. The separate interactive layout cards are illustrations; the full guide and editable files are not included in the free sample.
No. GotThisKit makes digital guides and tools. No printed book, binder, stationery, or other physical product will be shipped.
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A stock plan, a clearer picture of your costs, and a market-day checklist you can actually use.