Sunday, February 10, 2013

An Easter basket

Hunter's mom asked me to make him a fabric Easter basket to match Madison's basket.  I really didn't have time, but, it's Hunter, so I said I would do it.  She furnished the fabric.

I just don't know what to charge her for it, so I was hoping you guys would tell me what you would pay for it if it was in my Etsy shop.

It is about 8 1/2" wide by 5 1/2" wide and about 6" deep.  I fussy cut the fabric so that the John Deere logo was centered on both sides of the outside and the lining.  I also fussy cut the handle so that the words John Deere were on the top.

Bear in mind that it isn't quite finished--I need to top stitch and press.

So, what you pay for it.  $10, $15, $18, or $20.  Remember that I didn't make it for resell, I did it as a favor for a friend.  So, if  I were doing it as a favor for your baby, what would you pay?


This is the inside-remember that it hasn't been pressed.

Thanks guys.  The hardest part of selling things is figuring out the price.

8 comments:

  1. How long did it take you to make it? If it's anything more than a couple of hours then I'd go for $20 personally!

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    1. I was cooking and doing laundry at the same time, but I think about 2 or 3 hours. The fussy cutting took most of the time. Once I did that, the rest was fast.

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    2. $20 is my vote then!!

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  2. I think it's worth more than $20 but since it's a client whose baby you like...I think $20 is more than fair. (I think you could get $35-40 on Etsy.)

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  3. That's adorable! I'm with Alrescate and Discoverylover...$20, but it's worth more. That will last for a very long time.

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  4. I agree on the $20 price tag. I'd actually pay more than that because of the fussy cutting but since it's for a friend, yes, $20. It's well worth it, Mona.

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  6. thanks for sharing such a nice post.....

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