Creative work · SINGAPORE
Singapore clay-market displays: update the organiser’s works list when stock changes
Keep the displayed piece, image and price aligned with the organiser’s filed list. An unchanged item count can still conceal a new work or withdrawn piece.
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Start with these checks
- The selected edition’s displayed-work and image/price requirements
- Current physical display compared with the list last supplied
- Actual addition and withdrawal notification process identified
The problem
You submitted a works-and-prices list for a Singapore clay market but now want to replace an unsold displayed piece, and are unsure whether updating your private stock notebook also updates the organiser’s record.
Update the organiser’s record as well as your own
When the selected market requires a works list, replacing an unsold displayed piece can change that list even if the total remains constant. Clay Makers’ Market’s 2026 terms checked on 9 October 2026 require a list of works for sale, images and prices on delivery and installation day that corresponds to displayed items. Subsequent additions and withdrawals must also be provided to the organiser. A private notebook edit alone does not provide that update. Check the edition you are actually joining and its submission route; the cited terms are a specific edition’s operating example, not current acceptance of your work or a rule for every craft market.
Give each displayed work an identifiable row
Use the identifying detail the organiser requests, with your own reference where useful: maker; piece description; distinguishing features; image; sale price; and whether it is on display or in another stated position. Keep the version last supplied to the organiser beside your current plan. Two unique bowls can share a broad name while differing in colour, dimensions or price. Do not overwrite the old row to hide which work was originally listed. Compare the physical work with its organiser-filed image and price. If you also sell through other channels, keep the same identifying reference where appropriate.
Mark the change before preparing a replacement display
Add three fields to the row: proposed addition or withdrawal; information changed; and how that update was supplied through the applicable route. Ask what information and timing the organiser requires, and whether a separate approval is needed in your case. The cited change paragraph requires updates; it does not itself specify every submission channel or an approval workflow. Do not invent cancellation and rebooking steps from an unrelated programme. Keep a requested or sent update at the status its actual evidence establishes. If the replacement’s product eligibility is unresolved, describe its actual materials and making process to the organiser; the old piece’s acceptance does not settle the replacement.
Work a fictional unchanged-count substitution
These objects, prices and records are invented. A maker’s filed list has blue bowl B01 and green bowl B02, with their separate images and prices. The maker wants to remove the unsold green bowl and display mug M01 instead. The physical item count would stay at two, but the identity, image and price information has changed. Editing the private notebook to B01 and M01 leaves the organiser’s filed version naming B02. The next task is to supply the withdrawal and addition through the selected market’s actual route. If the organiser then identifies an unresolved image or product question, retain it rather than describing the new list as complete. No real product or provider reply is represented by this example.
Keep sale records distinct from display changes
The 2026 terms leave sales and payment collection with participants or their representatives and require numbered cash-sale receipts itemising the works sold. Keep the actual sale record separate from a planned withdrawal of an unsold piece. Ask the organiser how it wants the display list maintained as sales occur; do not infer a notification after every sale from an unstated procedure. A sold-item receipt, an organiser-list update and money received establish different things. This is also different from consignment, where another operator holds the goods and supplies its own agreed reporting and settlement. Do not assign this market the seller role merely because it receives your list.
Check the latest version when another person staffs the table
Give the authorised representative the current item references, actual prices, relevant update state and the receipt procedure. Agree who sends an organiser update and who records its completion so that both people do not assume the other has done it. Share only the working information that person needs. If a tag, image and filed price disagree, resolve the specific row before using it to answer a customer. This record does not set a selling price, predict demand or decide a disputed payment. It keeps the physical work and the information used by the seller and organiser understandable while the actual conditions are applied.
Bring the unresolved workflow to a suitable maker session
Use Boardzip’s free craft-market search for current maker or seller-learning formats and confirm that the session welcomes an operating-record question. Bring an invented two-piece list and one proposed change so the discussion can examine the handoff without circulating a customer record or another maker’s private information. A public market invitation may offer shopping without vendor instruction or a selling place. If no suitable learning format appears, use the selected organiser’s official contact to resolve the update route. Search does not submit your works list or approve a replacement. Before a real stall, retain the applicable edition, current display and latest supplied record together.
Questions and answers
Does replacing one piece with another leave the filed list unchanged?
The count can remain the same while identity, image and price change. The cited 2026 terms require subsequent additions and withdrawals to be provided to the organiser. Follow your selected edition’s actual update route.
Is changing my private notebook enough?
It changes your own record. When the organiser requires an update, supply the relevant change through its actual process and retain what was sent. Do not treat an internal edit as delivery to another party.
Must I cancel my booth to change the list?
The cited list paragraph states an update requirement; it does not prescribe cancellation and rebooking. Ask about the actual submission and any approval needed rather than importing another programme’s item-change process.
Does the organiser handle customer payments because it receives the list?
The cited terms keep sales and payment collection with participants or their representatives. Receiving the works list does not make the organiser your consignment operator. Keep the actual seller and receipt duties clear.
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