Sue Fish

I was thinking $5 for a set of 4 since they are small and really for knitting and crocheting but if I made larger ones for a purse or zipper or keyholder I"d have to charge a little more and sell singly.

Thanks for your imput

JanieH

You could also do what I call "quantity buying": example: $5.00 each or 3 for $12.00. Many times that encourages people to spend the money to get the "bargain"!

ladyredhawk

great idea, hope you sell them all. thanks for sharing

Jeannette51

I used to do alot of bead work for sale. My usual price was cost of materials times 2. If it cost me $3 in materials, I doubled that for labor costs. If I needed to ship them, postage was added to the price. For special orders, cost of materials times 3. Hope that helps you.

nancia

They also look like they could be adorable add on charms. Is that a lobster claw fastener? Dainty and pretty!

Wildernessties

You do need to be sure you recover your cost to make them and then take into consideration the cost of renting a space at the craft show, too. You might try going to www.etsy.com and searching for them there to see what people are charging. If you've never been to Etsy, it is a website where people sell handmade items.

I agree they would be perfect for a jacket zipper pull or to attach to a backpack zipper, too. I think I've also seen some advertised as to attach to a cell phone case. Yours look very nice! Good luck!!

Sue Fish

Thanks I sold five sets today! Took them for show and tell...

Blinkokr

I like themSue, great job and I think about $5. is about right
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