If my friend asked me to make the aprons I'd ask her to prewash, dry and iron all the fabric. I would charge her nothing to make them. I would definitely let her know it's a one time deal and I'm only doing it because she is a good friend. I'm pretty much a shut in because of the Covid so I have a lot of spare time on my hands. Friends helping friends is a good thing, one never knows when a favor or help is needed.
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With her buying the fabric I would say you are right in the price range you should be. $15-$20 is great!!
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To me, $15 sounds good for sewing such a simple item.
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Unless she wants ruffles and doodads, this apron should be quite easy. I think $15 is appropriate. And if she were a close friend, I’d do it for no charge.
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Originally Posted by rjwilder
(Post 8532673)
If my friend asked me to make the aprons I'd ask her to prewash, dry and iron all the fabric. I would charge her nothing to make them. I would definitely let her know it's a one time deal and I'm only doing it because she is a good friend. I'm pretty much a shut in because of the Covid so I have a lot of spare time on my hands. Friends helping friends is a good thing, one never knows when a favor or help is needed.
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Originally Posted by MaggieLou
(Post 8532927)
She's actually one of my daughter's employees. I only know her through my daughter.
Or if you make these aprons for her, are you then setting yourself up for the rest of the staff to want you to do sewing for them too? However, if you want to go ahead with it, perhaps your rate should the same per hour as this employee is getting! All that said ... maybe it would be better to avoid complications and even conflicts, by saying no, before you are into something bigger and beyond what you want to be dealing with! |
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