Attending a craft fair is always a rewarding experience, especially when you can connect directly with customers and see their genuine interest in your handmade creations. At this event, the array of products on display, such as wickless candles priced at $14 and soothing lip balms, drew a lot of attention. I particularly enjoyed highlighting scents like citrus, rose, and lemongrass—popular choices that add a fresh and natural touch to the handmade items. Many visitors appreciated the opportunity to scan QR codes to shop online, which made the transition from browsing in person to purchasing seamlessly convenient. For sellers considering participating in craft fairs, I recommend preparing clear and visually appealing signage, as seen in the setup featuring phrases like "The craft fair set up yesterday" and "Scan to shop online." This encourages engagement and purchases both onsite and after the event. Additionally, using social media hashtags like #craftfair, #fyp, and #explore helped increase online visibility and attract a broader audience. Sharing real-time experiences and customer interactions creates a personal connection that can boost future sales and brand loyalty. Overall, combining face-to-face sales with a strong online presence offers an efficient way to grow a handmade business successfully.