how much would
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it's beautiful. I made a smaller one for a hall table and by the time I was done, I didn't want to look at another pineapple. That's an awful lot of work. I wouldn't be able to sell it. Have no Idea what it's worth.
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Gorgeous and your workmanship is spectacular. I've never sold much of what I've made but if you sell it, don't be afraid to ask what you think it's worth as people are willing to pay for handmade with good quality workmanship. Good Luck
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Originally Posted by kbs
I made one like that years ago and it is priceless because the detail and work. Maybe $500. People don't realize how hard you worked on it.
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Stunning! I used to crochet, too, but was never as good as you at it. In fact, I had one pattern that I sort of made up to make afghans that required next to no counting. Last one I made over 7 years ago for my grandson, the one before that for my daughter.
Pricing something like this is next to impossible. Good luck with the sale.
Pricing something like this is next to impossible. Good luck with the sale.
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Wow, so very beautiful. I love to crochet as well as quilt. I've never made one that big, I have a friend who use to all the time. Have you ever checked e-bay re: what they sell for? You have done a beautiful job and the pinnapple is one of my favorite patterns.
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