This one is super cute too! It again took me longer than I thought it would to make. Maybe I look at a purse and think, "It's so small, that won't take long." But in reality there are lots of steps in making a purse. This one had 20! Quilts are quick and easy to me. Wash, iron, cut, and sew. (Ok, there's a LOT more to it than that.)
So, which purse is your favorite? I was already asked by a friend how much I'd charge to make a purse for her. I truly don't know how to answer these types of questions. Here's a better one. How much would you pay for a hand made purse?
6 comments:
I absolutely love the purse! But I have no idea how much you would charge. If it has 20 steps as you say, it would be quite expensive I would think.
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This one turned out super cute! If you really want to sell them, check out etsy.com to see what other people are selling similar pieces for.
I like them both but I think the first was my favorite. I would think you could charge around $40? That's my guess but I don't know for sure.
I like this one best ... I wouldn't go by Kansas prices, look around in New Jersey :) But if I see something like this, I'll let you know.
I love this one even more.
I would pay at least $40.00 for this purse, handmade.
I took a look at etsy, and they seem to be charging around $40 for this type of bag. I would figure out how much it cost you to make it, then factor in how much time it took.
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