I have this crescent moon pillow. (Below)
It cost ~$12 (USD) and took me three hours to make. I don’t know how to price, and I need good tips as well. Any ideas on how I should price it?
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I’d do maybe 30-35$. It looks great!
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Depending on how well stitched it is, near perfect tight stitches, minimal yarn fray, no holes, no seams or seam has minimal slant, amount of fluffing, and edges of Amigurumi are near perfect, and the complexity of the projrct. Yeah, $45 would be great.
Otherwise, try 20-30.
I just read that, and I’m not trying to be mean or think I’m better than anyone. Just been around long enough to see what sells.
Near perfect pieces ( and you can get there with practice and learning the expert tips ) command higher prices and get it.
I mean one lady does complex dragons with high quality yarn and people are paying $400-500 per dragon.
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thank you so much for this range! most likely i’m going to price it at $30 because it is a pretty big pillow, and although it has some minor tension issues, there are no holes, fraying, and have even stitches
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$45-55, it’s cute
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Multiply the cost of yarn by the amount of hours so in this case 36$
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I always use a pricing calculator. I just go on goggle and just click the first one that pops up
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