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Originally Posted by MommaDorian
Originally Posted by bakermom
Have you made one before ? How long did it take you? include the time it takes you from the layout/cutting to the finished bag. Since she has already bought the supplies I would charge by the hour (x5) assuming you are making them one at a time.
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I would charge more than minimum wage - perhaps 10.00 per hour at least or a flat fee per tote.
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$10.00/per hour would be a good starting point. I would make a very basic one, start to finish, and time myself to estimate how long it would take. But if you do a lot of extra quilting and embellishment, that's going to add more time, and money, to the finished product. Just a suggestion.
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Originally Posted by auntmag
If they buy all the supplies, I charge $25.00 each to make them.
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I paid for the supplies and my friend pays me $50.00 per bag. Good Luck!
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I think you should set the price before you make the bags. One thing I have found (many years at craft sales) is you rarely get adequately paid for your labor. I always figured that the enjoyment from the projest counted for some of the pay. Probably foolish I know.
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I agree with Susie. However, that said, she bought the supplies so make sure they are are adequate for the project and then tell her $25 - 35 per bag before you make the bags, then put it in writing and have her sign a contract. CYA
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I saw the bow tucks for sale in a little shop for 48.00$
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I would charge $45-$50., you time is worth that.
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