Just made 3 of these for my market! A tip for people, you can get a poster print for 20x30 at Walgreens. They run photo deals often. Got one for $12 and glued it to my board and cut it to be an organic shape. Worked a LOT better than my home printer and didn’t have to get it to line up perfectly

This is fantastic and SO well explained. Thank you! I'm going in 4 days to my very first art fair and after panicking about how I will display my work I finally found something I like, I can afford and I feel confident I can make myself. Big love from Buenos Aires.

A super easy way to weight down light items like this is to tape a couple of tabs on the back side that you can place sand bags on. Sandbags are easy to make using packing tape and ziplock bags - I like the 1 gallon bags. Just cover the bag in the packing tape for reinforcement and durability, fill the bag with sand, and place on whatever needs holding down. If you want to get really fancy, cover the bags with fabric. Either plain or covered, the bags tend to lay flat for packing, and can be stored under your car seat between shows.

You are a genuis!!! I’m doing my first art market here soon and I am on a strict budget. This is a life saver and so cool!!! Thank you so much for making this, you made this look so pretty too.

You are amazingly creative and funny. I just love learning from you! Thank you

This is the best tutorial I have seen in a while!! You are so natural, and pleasant! A terrific design and cheap and easy to do! Thank you so much!!!! Sue

This is a great tutorial. Thank you so much for your time and detail.

What a fun video! I actually had a bunch of foam board that I bought over a year ago at $1.99 each and both sides are shiny!! Love this project and how easy and economical it is! Thanks so much!

Very well done I am going to try this! Thanks for the video Tutorial !

Thank you Rebecca, this really helped! I have greetings cards, so needed it smaller. I basically put your sizes into cm, so that was easy ( less math!) and then I had to add 40% to every cm measurement and it fits large square cards and 4 regular sized cards, with 3 levels. I can fit 4 cards deep, including their plastic protective bags. I have 55 greetings cards in this little stand! I made mine in cardboard as I have tons of it and used the best quality box that was shipped to me with a large craft supplies order. Hope this helps if anyone wants to resize. Going to use my cricut to decorate and used large wooden dowels for the little stoppers at the front. They just slide into little holes to keep cards from falling forward.😁😁

This is so helpful!!! Just starting to do markets with my art so this is a great cheap way for me to display prints and get going at a lower cost but definitely like that they’re light and I don’t have to cut/lug around a plywood stand. Will definitely be making a sign too, so professional!

Just what I need to display my greeting cards and not have to spend a lot of money!! Thank you!!!

SUPER inspiring. I need to do this today! Thank you!!

Just made one and it was so easy! thank you!!

😮 this is the video I needed!!

I've been looking for a way to display my handmade ear crystals (seeds with crystals on top)... I'm an acupuncturist and design these to be worn for health and as jewelry. Foam board is perfect for my project and I'm so grateful to you for taking the time to walk us through the steps. I'll need to modify dimensions to fit my little boxes. Thanks so much!

This video is exactly what I was looking for! 🥺 thank you for saving me so much time and money! 🙌🏻

Thank you! This is a really great project to use up the foam core I already had available. My first art show is coming up & I don't want to invest too much yet. Very detailed which is sometimes the part that is missing from other videos.

Thank you so much for this tutorial! It saved me from spending over $100 on premade stands!

Wow, Rebecca, it's amazing to see that you handmade your marketing display. As a factory that mainly targets building marketing displays, I know how hard it is to make it by yourself. After seeing your display, I would like to share with you some tips that I have acquired during my 20 years in the display industry. Firstly, in order to make it more stable and stronger, as you will take it to shows once a week and it needs to fit in your car, there are two things you can do. You can add a few PVC clips to the display edge or use your glue to cover the edge. This will protect the display from moving and also prevent your fingers from getting cut. Secondly, you can use the "mortise and tenon joint structure" to make the boards connect to each other. It will have more stronger structure. In addition to foam board, you can also use cardboard and rubber bands to create a pop-up display that can be folded flat. When you need it, you can simply unfold it and it will pop up as usual. If you're interested in learning more, please feel free to contact me, I can give you the diagram (without telling my boss, just kidding)🤣

Thank you so much. I’m getting ready for my first market. And this is amazing. No words to thank.❤

This is fantastic! You’re a great teacher.

Thank you for this!! I make engravings and have always struggled with positioning them behind everything. This will allow me to easily display them behind my crafts and they will no longer be hidden! :)

Stop worrying you are doing a fantastic job there. You should be proud of yourself. I defo need to do this. Thank you ❤

I have been searching for a display option that wasn't $100 and i can do this thank you. Tutorial was easy to follow and the diagram was a great touch

Thank you for showing this, I was looking for a way to make one. You made it very clear and I loved how you made me laugh. Thank you Thank you Thank you!!!

Your explanations are incredible! Thank you!

Where I am in Ontario , Canada these foam boards cost $1.50 for white and $2.00 for black. I made a white one then today I bought some black foam boards and cut out the pieces and will glue it together tomorrow. Can't wait to see how the black looks!

This was EXACTLY what I was looking for. Thank you so much, it all made perfect sense!! 🤗

Brilliant!!! Thank you so much for sharing! This could be modified and used for so many different items! I sale handmade leather goods and plan to use this stand for the passport holders and porfolios that I make instead of purchasing high price stands. For outdoors, one could make a bottom tray on the backside and add some weighted material such as sand in containers to keep it stable.

This is the best thing ever. Great tutorial, thank you so much!!!

Super helpful! Thanks for such an amazing idea! Great tutorial!

Incredible 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤!!!!!!!!!

absolute genius DIY.. thank you soo much for sharing this.. i will definitely be trying this....THANK YOUUUUUU

Thank you for the video. I'm grateful for your instructions. I'm doing my first art market. I'm so happy that I didn't have to go out and purchase a lot of materials.

Don't worry, you're doing fine! I need to use this for something - thanks!

Thanks for the tutorial! I had some trouble with which way to score the ladder part of the piece. The second one I made came out perfect however with my bungled one as a guide. These are going to be great to display my cards. So cheap to make but look really nice. I appreciate that you were able to figure it out for me !!

THIS is amazing!!! I need this! I've been procrastinating getting a step display because they're so expensive or people's reviews say they arrived in broken pieces -___-

This is a great idea and great tutorial! Thanks for posting

This is so fantastic!!!!!

Brilliant. It’s so cool. Nice job. Thank you Xx

I just made one, so simple! Thank you! 😊

Fantastic video!🙌 What a clever design. Thank you so much for taking the time to share this.

Holy cow this is so super helpful, thank you

Thanks so much. Purchasing racks are very expensive. I'll certainly give this a try. Great job!

Exactly what I was looking for ! Thanks very Much

Thank you very much! Your art is beautiful.

so very helpful and clever. Well done.

Fantastic Rebecca. I’ve been looking for a way to display my art prints for ages. Thanks so much ❤😊

I loved your tutorial. You are awesomely normal and I am going to try to make one of these... Thanks for sharing g!

Love it thanks made one it looks great going to paint it mind is 3 times the size lol

I am also preparing for a stationery market event soon. It is a very cool display stand.❤❤

I had alll of this at home. Thank you!!

This was a great video! Thank you

Sooo glad found you! Your tutorials are so good! Just a small tip 🪙

Thank you. That was very helpful!

Love this. Thank you. This will be so helpful for the near future

Great job. Looks like exactly what I need for a card display. Thanks for sharing

Wow, thank you so much for this tutorial!

Thanks so much for this tutorial!! I've been looking to make something exactly like this for my art displays. Inexpensive, lightweight and functional...thank you!!

THIS IS SOOOO AWESOME. THANK YOU 😊

Excellent video tutorial.

You are incredible. May God bless you and prosper your business. A very helpful video. - Blessings 🙏 from USA Pennsylvania

Thanks for your useful video ❤😊

Thank you Rebecca good job

Dude, THANK YOU for this amazing tutorial, in addition to the explanation of how you made your sign topper! I was curious about that lol and I was just gonna draw mine, but was worried about the laminate messing up my inks. 😅 I have been trying to find displays for my prints and greeting cards, and this will be so perfect and way more cost effective! Thank you for explaining it so well and giving multiple types of visual aids and tips on how to do this. I also have issues with numbers and seeing the diagram really helped. I’m off to the dollar store for foam core, gonna try making this at work today ❤

Thanks Rebecca, this tutorial was great , well done!!! I used it for a Makers Market to disblay my Sea Glass art

Genius!

Just built my own print display from watching your video. Thank you so much for putting this video together! Looking forward to seeing how my art market sales are after changing up my display. Hoping a vertical display rather than a basket will help, lol.

Thank you xx

Oh wow, such a simple design, but so perfect for display! Just a quick suggestion about the long lines. You can use the edge of your second piece to join the "dots" :) and when it comes to the second piece just use the leftover bit of the piece from which you cut the sides!

Thank you Rebecca, this was perfect. I’m looking for a stable shelf display for my cards and this should be perfect. Your measurements and the diagrams the way they are laid out make it easy to scale down. I was also thinking of doing slightly more than a right angle, so the displays angle back on a slight slope. I was also wondering about adding an extra panel, cut in the stepped design, to glue to each side on the inside back for reinforcement. Not sure if I’ve explained it well. If I do that, I will tag you on instagram so you can see it.

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I wish I had this tutorial when I started doing markets a year ago. No worries since its so budget friendly I think I'll make some anyway and change my set up again😂😂😂

amazing tutorial! I'm a jewelry maker but do you think this material works for a jewelry display too?

Thanks for doing this video. Where did you get that cute couch? I love the pattern on it.

Can you create a video showing how to design, cut, and attach(assemble) Foam or PVC or Cardboard End Gondola displays/ floor displays/ retail display/ pop display? and Branding Stickers? There's a shortage of such content on KZfaq, and I'm eager to learn the process.

There is a significant difference in Art supply store foam core vs dollar store foam core. If you want it to last a while invest in the better product.

Hi Rebecca. I´m trying to figure out what ´foam core´ is in German. I´ve never seen this material here in Germany. Perhaps I can built it with MDF wood. Looks good.

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Is there another material i can use? I've only been able to find a3 and a4 sizes of foam core where I live in Australia

How would you weigh it down on your stall so it doesn't blow away?

Where to buy sheet please send link

This looks amazing, just a little to fast for me.

This was super useful. Thank you