150 dolla dolla cuz its quite big and the hour spent to make it is alot. Not including making the pattern.
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OK here hope this helps first you wanna see how much your yarn was which you said $60 and how much yarn you used if you used all of that again it would be $60 so now you want to see how much it took you to make took you 10 hours if I’m being correct You do wanna price it up high do not be shy. It took you a long time to make this how many pounds of stuffing did you use or like weigh it and then I’ll tell you and then at the end it will probably be around 250-500 I know it’s a big jump but price up you spent your time don’t be shy good luck hope it helped!!!
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Ok wow! First of all that looks awesome and you did a great job. Second It deserves to be priced in the 300 dollar range but it’s unrealistic for someone to pay that much, so maybe closer to 180, 230 would be good.
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I’m not even gonna account for the yarn and time, just the sheer amount of work alone seems like at least $150, maybe with prices and everything $175 to $250?
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I would say 60 or 50 dollars
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Your turtle looks amazing 
Maybe $130 probably more though
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200 or 155
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i’d say $175-$200
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One more thing to consider. You want it as your showstopper, so if it does sell, you probably will want to make another. You should consider the replacement cost (the $, time, and energy commitment). Making the trip to get more yarn/stuffing (or waiting for yarn to arrive if ordered). Do you have the 9 hours to spend again making another? I know large pieces have a health factor. It takes muscle and energy to manhandle that much material. There is a mental component too. Lots of repetitive rounds.
So don’t forget the replacement costs
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If you are thinking around the $200 mark,
I say instead of low balling it at $190 where I say in my head, “that’s basically $200”, go for $210 where people think, “hey, that’s basically $200.”
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I think $250+ and lowest $150
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Probably around $80
That would be a realistic and fair price i believe.
This plushie is amazing btw
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Hmmmmm yeah. I might start higher, then go lower if it’s obvious that no one is interested?? But idk
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I’m not amazing at pricing but I think at least $200 is more than fair?? Like for 9 hours and the SIZE I would definitely say more! But again I’m not a pro at pricing it anything?
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i think that anywhere from 200-250 is good for a market if your doing market
but i think that it is worth like $600 cause it’s GORGEOUS but that’s kind expensive lol
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60$+9x10$=150,00 $ That´s how much you‘ve spent without any profit. You could double the price and charge 300$. I think that would be more than reasonable for such an Art piece, but if you think that‘s too much you could go down to 250$.
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Probably $180
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That was my thought too. I would not go lower than 260.
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Id say on the higher end of 170
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i would say anywhere from $125-200, depending on how much profit you want.
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