Well you've read the tips and advice I have to offer about participating in shows in part one of my guide. On to part two. Here are some photo examples of beautiful booth displays to use for your own creative inspiration when designing your next vendor booth.

This vendor demonstrates effective use of limited space by hanging her handbags on wall hooks and organizing them in rows and columns.

A nicely organized and colorful handmade soap display.

Vendor is not only demonstrating effective use of a very small space by hanging jewelry on a tall display, but she also has a large banner with her business name and literature materials available on the table (brochures, business cards, custom order forms).

Nicely organized stationary and card booth.

Very unique display. Vendor took an old cabinet with glass shelves (possibly a garage sale find) and used it as a display shelf for products.

This vendor demonstrates very effective use of desk organizers to hold stationary and card products. Wicker baskets make a nice organizer as well.

Vendor used cute glass plates and silver trays to hold and display products.

In part one of this guide I mentioned what I like to call the "staircase" technique. This is a great example of that. The vendor used a staircase-like technique to display cosmetic bags at different height levels. This makes products more visible so they don't block one another.

Another good example of a vendor using the technique of displaying products on different height levels.