paver, you did a great job on them.
I think you are just going to have to feel your market out.
If your items go flying out of your booth you are not charging enough,
if you are not selling anything your prices are possibly to high.
OR you will find that with different crowds or at different times one
thing will sell real good then the next time you can't hardly give them
away.
You might think about having a poster made up to give people ideas as
to how to use your rocks or pavers.
Like: A gift for the person who has everthing, Mothers Day, early
Christmas presents, door stops, flowers for your yard you don't have to
water or weed, you get the idea.
If you think of it take some photos at your craft show, and share them
with us.
Have fun. Happy Rockin! Betty \0/
--- In rockpainting@yahoogroups.com, "Christina" <cpodobed@...> wrote:
>
> Finally! I finished all of my pieces for the craft show! I posted my
> last few pieces in 2c. They are a froggie paver, a butterfly paver
and
> a catapillar paver. I want to ask $30 each for the butterly and
> catapillar, and $20 for the butterfly paver? Does anyone have an
> opinion about this? Can anyone else offer suggestions on some prices
> for me? I know it is difficult to price them, but I don't want to
shock
> people or be way to cheap. Thanks for your help. Christina
>
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