How much would you price this? Because my mom told me I should sell them but I don’t want to underprice it but I don’t want it to be so expensive people won’t buy it please help
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how many hours did it take? how much yarn did you use?
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well i guess multiply the amount of hours by like 8 and add material costs
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do it 5-7 dollars an hour and the cost of the skeins!
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That’s beautiful! I’d say at least 60 
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Maybe that could be like 40? Idk I’ve never sold any of my crochet before 
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35$?
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I’d sell it for about 25-30 personally
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Depends on where you are selling it. In my area I would sell it for around $30
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I have sold a lot of crochet so definitely $45 or more. Nothing less. People should value crochet work and if they don’t, that’s not good.
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I price things based on minimum wage per hour ($15 CAD where I live) plus material costs, and some more for business profit. If this took you, say, 3 hours: 3x15= $45 + material costs which I’ll estimate is $5, so that’s $50 without business profit. If you just wanna sell it like that then that’s fine. If business profit matters to you, add onto the overall cost as well. I would make it minimum $60 based on the information above, but actual cost would depend on your minimum wage and hours and everything else.
There will always be people saying it’s too expensive, but your work is valuable. Crocheting is physically demanding and time-consuming. People who value handmade work will not undermine your pricing.
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At LEAST 60 dollars USD.
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That’s so pretty! Sell it at least 60 or 70 dollars!
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what size is this? is it a baby cardigan, or an adult sized one?
i think most people in here are saying 60$ as they think it is an adult sized cardigan (if it is, that’s a good price!). if it’s a baby cardigan, i’d say around 20-30$!
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It’s a baby one I was thinking like 25$
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30-60
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I would say about 35-40 dollars looks amazing
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i would say around $35 to $45!
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That looks beautiful! The best way to price it is to calculate: Material Costs + (Hours spent × Hourly wage). Don’t underprice your hard work, crochet takes time!
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