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    Senior Member Tashana's Avatar
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    Depends where you are. I think that $1.50 is away too low for anywhere these days. Don't undervalue your work. It takes time to cut, press, sew.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tashana View Post
    Depends where you are. I think that $1.50 is away too low for anywhere these days. Don't undervalue your work. It takes time to cut, press, sew.
    I would feel like I was ripping someone off to charge $4-5 for a tissue cover.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tashana View Post
    Depends where you are. I think that $1.50 is away too low for anywhere these days. Don't undervalue your work. It takes time to cut, press, sew.
    I see that you are from Long Island. Probably can't get much where you are from for $1.50 but in IN, where there are lots of rural areas, it's a different story---people are living on much less money, generally. Make sure you price things based on where you are.

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    Quote Originally Posted by justflyingin View Post
    I see that you are from Long Island. Probably can't get much where you are from for $1.50 but in IN, where there are lots of rural areas, it's a different story---people are living on much less money, generally. Make sure you price things based on where you are.
    That's true. My house costs what a NYC or LI bathroom costs.
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    Super super easy tissue holder

    This is the one I've used. Very easy & cute!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maggiemay View Post
    Super super easy tissue holder

    This is the one I've used. Very easy & cute!
    Thanks. This is the pattern and tutorial I used. Very easy!
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    Quote Originally Posted by GrannieAnnie View Post
    Thanks. This is the pattern and tutorial I used. Very easy!
    I've used this one too! Really like it...it takes me longer to pick out the fabric than it does to make them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Teacup View Post
    I've used this one too! Really like it...it takes me longer to pick out the fabric than it does to make them.

    I pulled out a scrap bag, cut the linings from solids or nondescript prints. Then I cut out outsides from pretty prints-------------then I sorted, for the first 50 or so. After that I did some holiday stuff that needed red or white: Christmas, Valentines day, patriotic. I did manage to make a very few masculine covers.

    SOMEWHERE in this house is a huge bag of pants legs, denim, khaki, black, navy, some far out prints that I had left over from doing a few dozen shopping bags. I NEED THEM NOW. But I can't find them. I can't image that I got rid of them.

    I like a bit heavier lining since some of my prints were rather light weight.
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    The little shirt pattern was from the magazine Quilts and More Magazine a while back. Segasal did the original post under "cute little shirts" I think. The first shirt took about an hour to make but I can do them in about 15 minutes now. A do the tissue holders as a way to get people to look at my stuff hoping they will buy other things too. Craft Shows have been slow here.
    Last edited by Tartan; 09-28-2012 at 04:32 PM.

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    Anyone knoa the tute for the shirt

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