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They are beautiful!!! Definately worth all your hard work!! Thanks for sharing!
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Ho wonderful! These pansies are a lot of work!! But nice
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Beautiful, certainly worth the time!
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I am sitting here just in awe of your work!! Whose will this be? I would frame them and have these pieces displayed in my home. I am so thankful for the doiley (sp??) artists we have here!!
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These went to one of my best friends. I am going to make another runner in the original colors (Purple, white and forest green) for a widowed lady that works where I do. I had given her one of the doilies, and now she would like a runner. I have another lady that would like to buy one from me, but I have no idea what to charge for one. There is no way you can charge for your time, and it does not take a lot money for the supplies. Any ideas???
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This is the million dollar question. I used to struggle with what do I charge for me work. I would look at similar pieces of other jewellery artists and price my work what I thought was accordingly, but it always seemed to high to me. So now, I think about what I think would be reasonable and fair to charge. I would much rather be able to sleep at night knowing that I am being fair to myself and to who buys my work.
Just my 2 cents worth...............
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One lady taught me to charge for doilies - 1 dollar per inch before 20 inch and 2 dollars per inch after 20 inch diameter. BUT I use #30 thread and it s a lot of work and less size (sorry for poor English).
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Poor English? Not at all! Thank you for your input!!!
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Soooo. Using that, the doily (which is 10.5 inches) should be charged at $10.50; the runner (which is 28 inches long by 10.5 inches wide) should I charge at $36.00?
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