Okay, so the more I get into knitting, the more I love it and the more bored I get with the basics. Boredom was the reason that this wool soaker is so amazing!!! If you love it and want it, I'm listing it for only $27 in my etsy shop which is a fair price, I feel, for the huge amount of work that went into the aquarium on the butt. If you like it an it's the wrong size, let me know and I'm sure I can make a custom order for you.
Here are a few other angles:
The octopus is my favorite. In fact, I like him so much that I think I might have to dedicate a wool soaker to him alone!
Let me know what you think. I'm still so new that I haven't made a single sale, so I could really use your feedback :-D
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Friday, June 25, 2010
Monday, June 7, 2010
Starting up my Etsy Shop
Okay, guys. So after months of sewing, giving things away, then sewing some more, I finally feel like I have enough product to actually start my own Etsy shop. That, and summer vacation starts for me tomorrow when I finish tying up loose ends at school so I'll have lots of time to sew and knit.
So, I was all ready, today, to put some items up for sale when it occurred to me that I'm not sure how to price them! I looked at similar items selling on Etsy to see what they sell for but the prices varied from $10-$35 and I just don't know what would be best!
Here are samples of the things I'm currently selling (in various sizes).
Front:
Back:
Top row--two different wool soaker patterns.
* The one on the left is a triangle that is sewn into a cover once it's completed. It's the simpler and easier of the two patterns I currently use. I'd say it takes me about 2 hours to knit if I were to knit it in one sitting. It's hard to really know, though, since I never sit down and knit continuously.
*The one on the right with the leg cuffs is knit as a whole piece--there is no sewing that takes place--and it's slightly more difficult to knit and more time consuming. I'd say it takes me about 4 hours to knit if I were to knit it in one sitting. Again, it's hard to know since I never sit down and knit continuously.
I don't think a single soaker will pass by me without some adorable applique added to the butt. Here I've added a simple smiley face and some ruffles. I also have some with polka dots and one with stripes.
Then, there's the matter of different sizes. Should I vary the price from S-M-L?
Bottom Row--two fitted diapers with different closures.
*The diaper on the left has velcro closures with laundry flaps so they will never catch in the wash due to tired laundry tabs.
*The diaper on the right has snap closures (thanks to Kamsnaps.com!)
Should I vary the price between velcro and snaps?
Should I vary the price from S-M-L?
So, I need to know what price you think I should ask for each:
1) Triangle soaker
2) Circular soaker
3) Velcro fitted
4) snapping fitted
Thanks for your time!
And yes, I will probably do a giveaway soon. I'll probably give away one of my fitteds. Maybe after the Kamsnaps giveaway ends. I don't like to do more than one giveaway at a time :-D.
So, I was all ready, today, to put some items up for sale when it occurred to me that I'm not sure how to price them! I looked at similar items selling on Etsy to see what they sell for but the prices varied from $10-$35 and I just don't know what would be best!
Here are samples of the things I'm currently selling (in various sizes).
Front:
Back:
Top row--two different wool soaker patterns.
* The one on the left is a triangle that is sewn into a cover once it's completed. It's the simpler and easier of the two patterns I currently use. I'd say it takes me about 2 hours to knit if I were to knit it in one sitting. It's hard to really know, though, since I never sit down and knit continuously.
*The one on the right with the leg cuffs is knit as a whole piece--there is no sewing that takes place--and it's slightly more difficult to knit and more time consuming. I'd say it takes me about 4 hours to knit if I were to knit it in one sitting. Again, it's hard to know since I never sit down and knit continuously.
I don't think a single soaker will pass by me without some adorable applique added to the butt. Here I've added a simple smiley face and some ruffles. I also have some with polka dots and one with stripes.
Then, there's the matter of different sizes. Should I vary the price from S-M-L?
Bottom Row--two fitted diapers with different closures.
*The diaper on the left has velcro closures with laundry flaps so they will never catch in the wash due to tired laundry tabs.
*The diaper on the right has snap closures (thanks to Kamsnaps.com!)
Should I vary the price between velcro and snaps?
Should I vary the price from S-M-L?
So, I need to know what price you think I should ask for each:
1) Triangle soaker
2) Circular soaker
3) Velcro fitted
4) snapping fitted
Thanks for your time!
And yes, I will probably do a giveaway soon. I'll probably give away one of my fitteds. Maybe after the Kamsnaps giveaway ends. I don't like to do more than one giveaway at a time :-D.
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