Subject: Let's see how badly I muck this up...
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Posted on: 2012-10-27 18:20:00 UTC
For the bulb covers alone, you could easily go higher. Like, 20. That is perfectly reasonable.
For the whole stained glass nightlight, since it'll be lit up, if I'm factoring in lighting effects and the thickness of the glass, I'd say... Maybe, 25 to 35? Somewhere in between there?
Honestly, my price judgment is dodgy at best, you'll definitely want a second opinion.
I've got a table at a craft fair next month, and was thinking of adding stained glass nightlights to my inventory. I put a couple together last night, trouble is I'm not sure how to price them. I could make a reasonable profit if I sold them at around $7-10, but I don't know if they'll sell at that price.
If any of you have been to a craft fair recently, could you take a look at these and give me some pricing feedback? Thanks.
That the number of lights you've made would be helpful. But without that information, I think $9-11 seems a more reasonable price range, based on the two you're showing us (which are lovely, by the way).
For the bulb covers alone, you could easily go higher. Like, 20. That is perfectly reasonable.
For the whole stained glass nightlight, since it'll be lit up, if I'm factoring in lighting effects and the thickness of the glass, I'd say... Maybe, 25 to 35? Somewhere in between there?
Honestly, my price judgment is dodgy at best, you'll definitely want a second opinion.