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J3ssica
Bracelet King
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1 year, 5 months ago by J3ssica
I have absolutely no idea what to charge for my work. I'm told I should go by amount of time it took me n cost of materials. But... Still... I have not the slightest idea. I also feel REALLY bad charging my friends a lot. Especially if that friend is a repeat customer n we make trades cause they make stuff too. Like, I know some people go by the hour but I dunno. Should I charge by how big? Like many strings? N what about rows? I'm going nuts! Ty
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munchkin25
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1 year, 5 months ago by munchkin25
Tbh I just look at Etsy and match those prices. How long do u make the bracelets ur selling?
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J3ssica
Bracelet King
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1 year, 5 months ago by J3ssica
I like to make bracelets at least 6 inches. Trying to make keychains lately too. I make them between 2-3 depending on pattern. N ty
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falling67
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1 year, 4 months ago by falling67
Matching the Etsy prices may be an okay place to start, but I would time how long it takes you to make bracelets, calculate how much that time is worth, and go from there. Don't forget to include material prices! (Although this is a relatively inexpensive craft 😊 )
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halokiwi
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1 year, 4 months ago by halokiwi
Matching the etsy prices might have the disadvantage that you might be matching your prices to people who undervalue their work. Matching prices that are too low to begin with might cause prices to sink even more.
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J3ssica
Bracelet King
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1 year, 4 months ago by J3ssica
Ty SO much guys for ALL ur help with my question. I've actually been filling an order last couple days. Lol
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