PRICING YOUR CRICUT SILHOUETTE CRAFTS FOR SALE | HOW TO PRICE YOUR HANDMADE PRODUCTS

[@Trebushea]

What handmade items do you sell or are you planning on selling? If you have a shop or website let us know! I would love to support your small business :)

[@melodysantoni8759]

Hi Shea! Thanks for the tips!

[@lisaschmidt8531]

I really appreciate your videos. A lot of very valuable information - especially for someone just on the verge of starting out. I’m still figuring out who my target audience will be, keeping in mind what you said in another video when you compared costs of vinyl on t-shirts versus onesies. I also appreciate that you content is valid whether you live in USA or in Europe (as I do).

[@infinitelyblessed359]

My bird Bell loves your voice! I watched for the info but once it ended, she stopped singing.

[@carriecook4130]

My general rule is the cost of my materials x3 is what I sell it for that's just for basic stuff.. if it takes a lot of time or it's intricate I charge x4 or even x5.

[@monalisasmiles9293]

Thank you for making this video, you taught me what i am actually worth❤

[@unstoppablerose]

Thank you so much for this video!! I'm starting a handmade soap business soon and your videos are making the process much less intimidating 💪🏻

[@Trebushea]

I am so glad! Thank you so much for your kind comment ❤️ That is so exciting that you are starting up your business! 💕💕

[@danieladeduro5988]

I love how you started with "Beautiful People of the World" lol

[@sallykennedy7989]

My products take an average of 3-4 hours to make and the materials costs can be anywhere between $30 and $55. So I’m REALLY struggling to price my items. 😕 I hate putting a $120-$150+ price tag on my products but I also don’t want to take a loss. If I add in shipping costs that puts me around or near the $200+ mark. 😣 I don’t know what to do anymore. 😢

[@chrisclark7805]

Amazing video! I make purses & clothes & undersell so bad. Question: Do you include the full material cost if you use a fraction if it?

[@melodysantoni8759]

I was wondering the same thing

[@Cheaztoob]

Hi Trebushea, I'm really struggling trying to price my crocheted bag holders. By my calculations my time alone makes them more expensive than anyone is going to pay for them. And that doesn't even include the price of the materials. So I'm thinking that I should just come up with an acceptable price and sell them for that. It takes me 70 hours to crochet one of my Bag Ladies and even if I charge the minimum wage for my area it is still more expensive than anyone will pay. So what do you suggest? Is there a different way to calculate products that take 70 hours to craft?

[@Lori-us2vu]

Need close caption please thank you

[@belbe417]

dont Barter your prices, Dont accept a customer that is deliberately problematic and entitled. that includes refunds if the item is not damaged. if you desperately take any customer they own you. have a retail mindset for returns and custom made deposits.