New super cute tote
04-30-2010, 10:06 AM
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Very pretty!!! :D:D:D
Are you selling these at the big craft fair/flea market there in Nashville? I went there a couple of years ago and really enjoyed looking at all of the vendors merchandise.
Are you selling these at the big craft fair/flea market there in Nashville? I went there a couple of years ago and really enjoyed looking at all of the vendors merchandise.
04-30-2010, 10:25 AM
#15
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Please reconsider your price. Your bags are well worth $40 each and I don't think you will have any trouble selling them for that price.
Your time and the materials to say nothing about the skills necessary to make these totes is worth something. Please don't sell yourself short.
Google tote bags, and you will see that $40 is a bargain!
Good luck on getting all of them made and please let us know how it goes. :wink: :wink: :wink:
Your time and the materials to say nothing about the skills necessary to make these totes is worth something. Please don't sell yourself short.
Google tote bags, and you will see that $40 is a bargain!
Good luck on getting all of them made and please let us know how it goes. :wink: :wink: :wink:
04-30-2010, 11:19 AM
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I'm doing a craft fair at the Smithville Jamboree in Smithville TN on July 2-3. I've never done something this big before, so I have no idea how much to make!
And as far as the price goes, I know that they are worth more, but I don't want to price them too high and not have them sell. I'm putting them at a low price so they won't even have to think twice about the price. I know I'd whip out $20 for a bag, but think a second time about $40....but I might increase the price to like $30 or so...thanks for the input!
And as far as the price goes, I know that they are worth more, but I don't want to price them too high and not have them sell. I'm putting them at a low price so they won't even have to think twice about the price. I know I'd whip out $20 for a bag, but think a second time about $40....but I might increase the price to like $30 or so...thanks for the input!
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