That's a pretty easy one. You should price them so they sell. Take a look at the value of materials and a reasonable amount for your time investment to start. If they don't sell, and I am assuming you are selling at a flea market or similar, you have to decide if you can live with less money or need to try a different product. Of course we all hope that our creations become fads and cannot keep up with production. Then you reprice until you find that sweet spot.
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That's a pretty easy one. You should price them so they sell. Take a look at the value of materials and a reasonable amount for your time investment to start. If they don't sell, and I am assuming you are selling at a flea market or similar, you have to decide if you can live with less money or need to try a different product. Of course we all hope that our creations become fads and cannot keep up with production. Then you reprice until you find that sweet spot.
I would base it on your cost of supplies and time put into creating your projects .
Check out what other crafters are charging for similar items at craft fairs, Etsy and ebay. Consider what YOU would be willing to pay for the item.
look at etsy
always more than it costs you to make, but you'll prob learn the most from trial and error-