Booth design is very important at Quilt Market. The booth needs to tell the shop owner all about your brand, in the instant that they walk by. This year we have an extra large booth, so we’ve worked very hard to design it. This extra work we have put in will not only make it look great, but also make it easier to set up!
It all begins with the crate, which we ship full of samples weeks beforehand. Here Amy is rolling the crate at Pittsburgh Quilt Market.
When you arrive, your booth is nothing but a metal divider. The first thing to go on is curtains.
It’s important to really highlight your favorite new items for that season. This booth from Houston Quilt Market does a great job drawing attention to Vintage Notions, which we had just released. It also shows off our Indygo Junction logo, which had just been re-designed.
We bring a lot of mannequins to our booth. It is the best way to show the garments off properly. These ladies have traveled all over the country with us!
In the end, you have a sea of beautiful booths. Here is a bird’s eye view of Pittsburgh Quilt Market.
This year we sent two large crates and a variety of smaller shipments to meet us at Market. Although the contents might look haphazard, they are well-packed for ultimate organization. It’s almost time to crack them open and start setting up!






























































