Question for craftiers that sell their wares... What do you charge? I want to sell my quilted stuff, if anybody thinks it's good enough to buy. At festivals or even online. But I have no idea what to charge. I know it goes by the size of the project, based on the cost of the materials worked together with what my time is worth, something like that. But I tend to want to lowball my prices because I'm new and don't have the confidence that my skills measure up to more seasoned quilters. I don't want to go too high, but I don't want to short-change myself, either.
I've looked online for similar projects for sale to try to get an idea of what I can charge, but the numbers are all over the place. Big stores sell machine-made throws for as low as $14 bucks, while hand-quilters charge up to $115 for the same sized product. Table runners for for anywhere from $6 to $60. No help at all.
Potholders and hot spots are pretty universally $6 to $15 bucks, so I'd probably split the difference and go for $10.
But bigger projects, I dunno. I'm so confused.
Advice?