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I have various items I would like to sell (having given away tons of stuff to charity/nursery/school fair). Mostly kids clothes, toys, maternity clothes, various clothes/shoes but also some household items etc.


Am toying with the idea of a tabletop sale - but have never gone to one not sure how to go about it. Do people usually do it at their house? With the weather being so awful it would be tricky to do it outside


If you have any ideas or perhaps other sales I could be part of please let me know. Would love to empty some of the clutter. Used to sell lots of stuff through the forum but lately there's either no interest or a lot of no-shows.

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