The first is a boutique outfit for your sweet girlie! It is a size 4/5. It is made with lots of Amy Butler and Joel Dewberry fabrics. A very scrappy skirt with a sweet little apron adorned with buttons, and a tiny hem of lace at the bottom, complete with a muslin slip underneath for added fluffiness. The top is a pink t-shirt covered with scrappy patches and has cute little shirred side seams. If you are like me and want to make it yourself (or if your girlie is a different size), the skirt pattern is a Pink Fig Pattern featured in the most recent issue of Stitch magazine and the shirt how-to is also from Pink Fig Patterns.
And it twirls! (My daughters favorite part!) Who can resist?
Now, part of the reason I am SOOO excited about today's giveaway is that I am hoping to open my own Etsy shop this summer and I am hoping to get some input from you! Which brings me to the part about how you can win this cute outfit. I am struggling with how to price items in my store. I want them to be reasonable, but still worth my time. So, in your comment, tell me how much you would charge or be willing to pay for this ensemble (oo-la-la! Look at my fancy vocab!). And if you have any experience in this area and have some tips to share, PLEASE do so! I will pick one winner randomly on the 31st from the comments listed. And don't forget to come back for more giveaways when I open my store!
International friends are very welcome!
What a beautiful outfit, and so generous of you to give it away! My daughter is only 3, but it sure would be cute for next summer!!
ReplyDeleteI'm clueless about pricing (because I tend to make clothes, or buy them at thrift stores, etc.). But let me guess about $35 or $40? I could see me sending a link to the grandparents when they ask for birthday suggestions. :-)
Wow, what a lovely outfit! For something like that I would be happy to pay about 40 - 45.
ReplyDeleteI was going to say $40 - $45 and I see I am right there with everyone else. Love this outfit. My daughter would freak if this arrived in the mail. I'll be on the lookout for your etsy store.
ReplyDeleteThis is a very beautiful outfit. Lucky the person who will win this. I agree that it is hard to price items on Etsy. You should probably search for similar items on Etsy and see how much they cost. Then in the beginning when you just open your shop be about 2-3$ less expensive than the competition. Once you have a few sales and people start to know you go with the same prices as similar stores. I would say that this outfit is probably worth 40$ (12.50$ shirt + 27.50-30$ skirt). Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteIt's so beautiful!!! And... the perfect size for Hannah!
ReplyDeleteSorry again, the Julie comment is from me (Lisa in NV). I would say the outfit especially with the top could go for $50.00
ReplyDeleteThat is adorable. I would say $40 on the low end. If you are looking for a more high end audience then $75 or $80.
ReplyDeleteI would pay 45 for the skirt and 25 for the top. It is totally worth it. By the way, I had surgery yesterday and i took my quilt with me. 3 different nurses asked where i got it and if they could buy one!! I will totally advertise for you once you get your ETSY shop up and running!!! I love you!
ReplyDeleteI'd be happy to pay $30-40 for this ensemble. My darling Ella would look AMAZING in this, so hopefully I'll win!
ReplyDeleteFingers crossed!
or if you're willing to ship internationally, I bet you could fetch £20-30 for this in the UK.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
I am not sure what I would be willing to pay, because I am cheap--I always flinch at buying because I can sew! But a fair price I think would be a little higher than what most of the comments say--I am sure that you would not be out of line to charge $50-60.
ReplyDeletewow. i can't believe you are giving that outfit away. i have 2 girls... and yes, twirly is always good!
ReplyDeletepricing.... i don't know. i guess it depends on price of fabric, supplies, and your time into it.
It's LOVELY! I agree that the $40-$45 ballpark would be more than fair. :)
ReplyDeleteThe top and skirt are adorable. I love the style and fabrics used to create it My idea for a prize is
ReplyDeletearound $45.00. Many thanks, Cindi
jchoppes[at]hotmail[dot]com
Oh you should open an Etsy shop for sure...do some sleuthing to find out what similar shops are selling these ensembles for. I would guess around $40-$65 for the shirt and skirt (maybe throw in a headband or matching clips as a differentiator?) I know these would sell quickly; there is a demand for these designer fabrics-- especially for girls' clothing-- especially, especially if those skirts twirl like the photo. That's a requirement for my girls right now :)
ReplyDeleteBest of luck to you!!
You have a lovely set here, it's really pretty. I have an etsy shop (and a size 4/5 daughter, lucky me) and I would price that skirt alone somewhere betweent $25-$35, but I can see it going higher, I strive to stay competive and reasonably priced:) Feel free to check out my shop:)
ReplyDeleteI can best be reached at http://AmybugsOriginalStyle.etsy.com Thanks for the chance!!
Wow, beautiful outfit! Twirly-ness is also a must-have in my house.
ReplyDeleteAs far as price...hmmm...$40-45, but that's just a wild guess. I do lots of research if I were you. Good luck! I hope your new endeavor is a success!
This is THE BEST giveaway! Pick me, please!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI'd say...$40.
addyforrest(at)gmail(dot)com
It is a gorgeous outfit. For pricing, I would figure my costs, and my time, and determine what I needed to get to recreate that item.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the giveaway,
Angelia
momtwoangelsATyahooDOTcom
I think it would be perfect for my Fairy girl... who just happens to be a 4/5T. My mom and make most of my girls' clothes but I would say I would expect to pay probably about $15-20 for the top and $35-45 for the skirt.
ReplyDeleteI was going to say around $30, but I'm a big bargain hunter, so maybe that's too low.
ReplyDeleteMy 4 year old loves to twirl and would love to feel pretty in this skirt!!
So cute! I love Amy Butler. My little girl won't fit into that for awhile, but she will one day! I would think that between $30-40 would be good.
ReplyDeleteThis is one cute outfit that any girl would love to wear. I would think for the two pieces you will be able to charge $45.
ReplyDeleteI would say $50 tops, but I know how much work can go into something like this so I'm sure it is worth so much more!
ReplyDeleteThis giveaway is lovely, I really hope I win!
I agree with the $40-45 range! It's adorable and just my daughter's size!
ReplyDeletethe skirt is beautiful! the shirt is lovely too. i'm not so great at pricing but i agree that around $40 is reasonable.
ReplyDeleteAdorable outfit. I would have to say maybe $45-$55 for the outfit.
ReplyDeletePretty! I like how you have the modern look without it being totally funky. Sorry I can't be more help with pricing!
ReplyDeleteSeems like most everyone agrees to the $40 - $50 range and I think that's totally reasonable. My little girl is a tiny two year old, but I have a 4yo niece who would no doubt LOVE that outfit and, bonus, we'd get it back once she's out grown it!
ReplyDeleteI missed the registration period for the giveaway but posted some goodies anyway, so stop by to drop your name in the hat :).
I would love to win this. My little girl won't fit into it for about 2 years, but that's OK. I'm guessing you could sell it for $50. Just a guess though...
ReplyDeleteYou could easily sell the ensemble for $50. Maybe more.
ReplyDeleteOh, a twirly skirt. Who can resist.
ReplyDeleteProbably about $40-$50
Oh this is so adorable and the perfect size for my grand-daughter. I would expect to pay about $38. for an outfit like this. I am wishing you all the best on your store! And thank you so much for a chance to win this fabulous giveaway!
ReplyDeletegorgeous! My daughter would adore this! I'd charge $40, it is designer fabrics! Love it, thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful outfit!
ReplyDeletePricing: How long does it take you to make? Set an hourly rate for yourself, then add the cost of your fabric/supplies - then double it for retail. BUT, Etsy can be competitive so you might need to settle somewhere between your hourly rate plus supplies amount and the retail amount. Good advice I got was to set it at the price you are willing to get to set 100 of them in a row or such ... sewing one is fun but make sure you choose enough that you would feel compensated well if you suddenly had to make a LOT of them. :)
What a cute outfit!! I'd charge about $35-$40 for it. g
ReplyDeleteThat is adorable! Love it! As for $, i'm not sure...maybe $40? Good luck opening your shop!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable outfit, I would probably pay between $40-50. My 3 year old daughter would love it!
ReplyDeleteIf you think about what ugly clothes cost at stores... I would say...$ 30-40?
ReplyDeleteIt's very beautiful! It would be too big for my daughter now, but would be worth saving, or giving as a birthday gift to my friend whose daughter's birthday is soon.
What a generous giveaway you are having! Thank you!
What a adorable outfit-love the style and fabric. I'm not good at pricing but I'd say 40-45. I'd check and see what similar outfits are priced at.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Thank you for the terrific giveaway! I'm terrible at guessing prices, which is why I don't open an etsy shop, but I'd estimate roughly $40 for this ensemble. You're charging for your time AND talent.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter would love that outfit! I would probably spend $40 or so - good luck getting your shop set up, I will keep my eye out for it!
ReplyDeleteWOW, that is such a gorgeous outfit! :) I would guess that it would sell for $50+ if it was marketed to the right crowd... :) L-O-V-E-L-Y!
ReplyDeleteAn absolutely beautiful outfit! Would fit my munchkin prby next summer~ Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDelete$40.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful outfit! I rarely sell things, but when I do, I figure an hourly wage for my time ($10/hr) plus the cost of materials. I would guess this outfit would sell for around $40. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteoh, you are asking the wrong person, I am soo cheap. But I would think that normal people would pay $40 for the skirt and $20 for the top. (which are adorable, by the way)
ReplyDeletei'm a cheapskate, but i would say that 40 for the skirt alone would be reasonable, and another 15 for the top. people realize that you put time into it, and that's what they're willing to pay for.
ReplyDeleteI usually add up the cost of my fabric, and then set an hourly wage for myself. I add these up, and it is usually a perfect price. (Just make sure it's not a new pattern that will take twice as long to learn) I would say, just from looking at it, I would pay arounnd 60-65 for it, maybe even more.
ReplyDeleteGod luck with your store!
Thanks for the chance to win! And for being so generous!
Yehudim(at)aol(dot)com
Beautiful outfit. My daughter would surely in love with it! I would say $40-45 easy to make it worth your time!
ReplyDeletecrafts.petersen@gmail.com
Absolutely adorable outfit. I have a "twirler" as well that would love it! :)
ReplyDeletePricing... I would say $40 to start. It's handmade and so cute at that! :)
bluebird.blessings @ yahoo.com
I just starting selling in my shop.
ReplyDeleteI feel like I don't have half the talent of some of the people's shops!
But you have to start somewhere!
I would pay $40- due to the fact that it's handmade & fabric is expensive!
I hope this helps, Ashley
ashlomb at yahoo dot com
jepeux.etsy.com
My opnion is probably $35 the set.
ReplyDeleteAnd ooh what a gorgeous and generous giveaway!! Please enter me into the draw.
Its a huge issue pricing, I lost shit loads of sleep over it, in the end you have to decide what the price is that YOU are comfortable with, considering your effort, net costs and also the emotional cost on the family. Don't cut your self short. I would go to the higher end of the market as you are using higher end products. Trust your self, you will charge what's fair and reasonable in the end. Good Luck, the outfits look sensational!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful outfit. I think the $40-$50 range would be a good price for the set.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful outfit. I'd definately be charging at least USD $40. Good luck with the Etsy store
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh, my daughter's only in 2T but I would LOVE to save that for her...
ReplyDeleteI have to say I don't pay boutique prices - but I'd say the $40 is right on target for what other people charge. I'm too cheap, though, to pay that much...
My grandaughters will love this. I would charge at least $30.00
ReplyDeleteI would think 30-40 range. It is very nice. I think some people would pay even more. Good Luck to you!
ReplyDeleteGreat outfit! My girlies love twirls! I usually make their stuff, so I'm not good with pricing, but maybe around $35?
ReplyDeleteIt's hard to decided prices. I still struggle with it every time. I scout outfits that are similar to mine..see what they're prices are, think about fabric price, and my time. If this was one of mine I would list it at about $40.
ReplyDeleteThanks for a great giveaway! Love the outfit, can not wait to see your Etsy :)
stephd@swfierce.com
how adorable!!! I would say around $40-$45 for the entire outfit.It is quite beautiful! you are very talented... I'd love to make one too.
ReplyDeleteI'm cheap so it would be hard for me to pay you what I know it's worth. I'd expect to see such a lovely set sold for $50-$60 though.
ReplyDeleteConsidering that something like that would probably cost $40 at Gymboree and only be half as nice, i think $50 would be a good price. However, I think you may want to price them separately. $15 for a top isn't bad, and at $35 the skirt seems like a steal!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I'd charge between $40 and $55 for the outfit. Good luck with your etsy store.
ReplyDeletemom0ja@yahoo.com
I would say about $40 as well, but it depends on how much time it takes you to make? I know the idea of pricing is what stops me from selling anything because if I actually add up how long it takes me to make something, plus supplies, I would feel bad charging that much! It is beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteI think $40 would be about right. So cute!
ReplyDeleteparknj at verizon dot net
Really adorable set! My almost 4 year old would love love love it! I'm thinking around $45 would be reasonable
ReplyDeleteIt's so beautiful. I would pay about $35 for it.
ReplyDeleteThis would be great on my little one! I love selling on etsy, and I tend to underprice (stationery not clothing) because I want to make sales. But I understand completely the need to make it worth your time. Check out the book Craft.inc from your library (or buy it) and read their section on pricing handmade items. It's a GREAT book on starting a business selling your "craft". But I agree with everyone else...$40-45?
ReplyDeleteLove the outfit! I'm slowly branching into sewing clothes, so I know how time-consuming it is. I'd definitely charge $45 for the outfit. Thanks for the entry!
ReplyDelete$35-50 for the outfit. If its a unique outfit, I think people are willing to pay extra for that. That's the beauty of Etsy. Good Luck with your store.
ReplyDeletewow that is stunning! no idea about pricing sorry
ReplyDeleteI'll be checking out this pattern!! There's 2 ways to look at this...being someone who sews I probably wouldn't spend more than $30 only because I could actually make it myself, although for someone who doesn't (and trust me there's tons because I get paid ridiciously to hem/fix for people) they'd look at this and easily fork over 50-70
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous outfit! My little girl would love to twirl in that too. I bet the shirt would be 15, the skirt between 25-30?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great opportunity!
I would pay somewhere in the $50 range for the outfit. It's super cute! Thanks for the chance to win one :)
ReplyDeleteSo I guess I entered on the wrong post! I'm an idiot! First of all, impressed with all the comments. How did you get so many?
ReplyDeleteSecond, of course I want to enter too!
I would charge $35 on the low end and $65 on the high end. Man that is cute. As for advice - keep up with your etsy page. I didn't sign in for a while and someone wrote me asking me a question by the time I got back to answer they purchased from someone else - bad news :( -good luck with your store!
ReplyDeleteaaron.dez(at)gmail(dot)com
Gorgeous outfit! My daughter is 3 and I would LOVE to have this for her to grow into!!!
ReplyDeleteI would be willing to pay about $40 for an "ensemble" like that :-)
This is gorgeous. I would definitely pay $40ish for the whole thing. It's handmade and I would love to see my daughter in it.
ReplyDeleteCute!
Thanks for the giveaway!
Cassie
cmdoduck(at)gmail(dot)com
I would agree with the $35-40 range. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteMy first thought is $39.95. Maybe $45 total with shipping.
ReplyDeleteAmazing outfit! My little lovely would look sooo cute in this set!! I REALLY want to win!!! If I don't, I have to be your first ETSY customer!! I think a good price point would be $40.00 for the outfit.
ReplyDeleteI'm also having a giveaway!
www.dolcedomestic.blogspot.com
My little girl is turning 4 on Monday and just wearing 4's - this is adorable!! Thanks for the chance :)
ReplyDeletePricing ?? 55 maybe?
think $45-50 would be a suiatable price for this
ReplyDeleteit's lovely
What a lovely twirl it makes! Send my regards to the beautiful model who makes the twirl happened!
ReplyDeleteVery cute outfit. Would be perfect for my niece. She turns 5 in July. I'm sorry I would not be the one to ask about prices... I'm so use to buying clothes from Target. I know many are way more willing to spend $ on clothes than I am.
ReplyDeleteThe outfit is beautiful. I would expect it to sell for $45 to $50. But as I make clothes and don't buy handmade clothes, I may be undervaluing it. Good luck with your new store.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous outfit! I would expect you could easily sell it for $40-$50. Thanks so much for the chance to wim!
ReplyDeleteMy grand-daughter would have been so precious in this, but she is now in Heaven. But....my sweet little great-niece, Allie, would really make it "twirl". I would suggest between $35-$45 for the outfit.
ReplyDeleteI would pay about $34.56 for that skirt. It would look adorable on one of my nieces.
ReplyDeleteI would say $40-$50 for the outfit or $25-$30 for just the skirt, but I have no idea if that is a good price range or not :) I think they are beautiful and I would love to see it on my daughter.
ReplyDeleteI would say $45 at least. It takes lots of time I am sure. I think you would do very in etsyland!
ReplyDeleteheathervanhoof[at]yahoo[dot]com
Pricing is so hard...you obviously have to cover materials, which can be expensive, but then if you charge $40 and the materials cost you $35, you only make $5 and you are already on the pricey end of kids clothes *sigh* what to do? I'd pay $35ish for this...
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful!! My daughter would love it if it twirls :-) As far as cost... I could personally pay around $40 for it, but I'm sure you could get more with a higher end audience.
ReplyDeleteI'd have no idea what to charge for that adorable ensemble, but I'd probably pay $25-30 for it. But then again, I'm cheap and always tell myself "I can make that at home!" Good luck with the shop.
ReplyDeleteI am probably the worst person to ask about prices because I buy most of our kids' clothes at the thrift store. I think something like this would be good as a set at about $35 though since I am sure it took a while. In my opinion, you should take the cost of the materials, then add about $15 an hour for your work as a base for pricing (minimum of an hour for creations....so you'd never be less than $15). Maybe I am cheap though. I love this outfit. It is beautiful!
ReplyDeletespondah(at)aol(dot)com
Beautiful! I'd love to win this for my daughter! I'm a terrible person to ask about prices, because I'm a thrift shopper and garage-sale hunter. I'd guess maybe $40?
ReplyDeleteWhat a generous giveaway! I'm so cheap that I'm sure I'm not the right audience to ask, but based on other items I've seen for sale on etsy, I'd say $45 would be reasonable ($15 shirt, $30 skirt). Good luck setting up shop, your work is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHard to say...and I don't know the difficulty of the fabric...but I know plenty of mamas who don't sew and love boutique style clothing lines...this would count I'm sure. $25-$35...mostly $35 that's a nice number and i don't think it would scare anyone off. :)
ReplyDeleteCute skirt.
That is beautiful! I would say charge $48-$54. Make sure you charge enough though. Maybe sell them separate...instead of a set?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win!
=) melanie
http://melaniescrafts.blogspot.com
melanieadey at hotmail dot com
OH MY! Gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteI can see paying $60 + for the outfit and more depending on sizing.
Thanks!
Denise
for handmade, I'd say an outfit would be about $30-40. Whatever it costs and then some.
ReplyDeletewhat a great outfit. I have two toddlers, so they would have to grow a bit before they could wear it, but I would love to have it. For the entire outfit, I would pay $50.
ReplyDeleteI have a hard time pricing the things in my Etsy store too. I found the best way to do it is add up all the fabric, notions etc used to make the item and then times by 2. That keeps the price low (a little too low if you expect to be paid for the time used to make the garment), but it's competitive and allows for some profit. I also go to the post office with the garment and packaging I intend to use and ask the post person to quote me a price for shipping. That way I'm not that far off in my guess.
ReplyDeletePlease enter me in the draw, and don't forget to enter mine. :)
ReplyDeleteBoy, that's tough. I have a four year old girl and for a special event, maybe $30.
ReplyDeleteI think I'm going to win!
pjjllive(at)gmail(dot)com
I am really clueless as to how much to charge for an item. I tend to make all of my little one's skirts, so I don't shop for handmade ones. Maybe around the $30 range? On the other hand, this is the perfect size for her right now, so please enter us into this drawing!
ReplyDeleteI don't know... $30? I am horrible at this kind of thing. I am cheap with kids clothes (because I can sew my own things). But it is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! My grandaughter would look darling in it and I can already picture her twirling around wearing it. She twirls around without a swishy skirt on! As for the price, I would think somewhere around $50.
ReplyDeletegorgeous! how much fabric did it use? the amount would affect my pricing.
ReplyDeletepricing is so difficult. time plus materials is so undervalued.
how much did materials cost and how many hours did this take you, start to finish? i know that tallies to more than most people can pay. the most i could pay would be $45 for a special occasion outfit.
nicola
http://whichname.blogspot.com
i have seen boutique ensembles such as these start at $40 and go all the way up to $200 on ebay (seriously) - none as cute as these though :)
ReplyDeleteanyway, i have a little princess that would LOVE to wear this outfit probably every day!
thanks for the opp to win!
catherine s.
So beautiful, beautiful, beautiful!! I love OOAK custom clothing so much. It is one of the joys of having a little girl. I have bought several OOAK items on ebay and occasionally have a Fancy Friday review on my blog of custom clothing but since I natually so thrifty this is a hard one. I am going to say--$45.00. However, with this economy I've noticed custom clothing struggling a little bit. I've known a few different ebay stores close down. So prices may have to come down a bit until people have more money.
ReplyDeleteI don't know much about kids clothing, but maybe 60$. It is handmade after all and a whole outfit.
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oh my i have 3 girls two of whom will fit into this sweet creation! thanks for you generosity.
ReplyDelete%*_*% rosey
I think your market would dictate your price - if you are selling to people who are used to being able to buy cheap imported clothes you would have to sell for less than if they appreciated the work that went into handmade and were willing to pay for it. I'm in New Zealand so it's hard for me to judge US prices - once converted to NZD they all seem steep! But I agree with the ballpark figures others have mentioned above.
ReplyDeleteIt's such a gorgeous outfit though, I definitely think you should be aiming for the high end of the market!
Hand made items are fantastic so you can charge for your time and fabric!! I would pay $80 Australian easy!! We're having a give away too!! WOOHOO
ReplyDeletexo Steph
I think most people are saying $30-$40 and I think I would agree.
ReplyDeleteIf you look through any of the kids clothing catalogues available these days and see what a mass produced matching set would run you and then decide how much your time and energy and materials are worth then you'd probably be in the right margin.
Love the shirring on the sides of the shirt. Must try this.
ahh! i am terrable in priceing my own work as well...
ReplyDeletei realy dont know how long it taks you to make that
it looks amazing! but i am more famelier with prices in israel and not by the $
i guess the shirt up to 15$
and skirt up to 40-50$....
any way its beautiful and thanks for the giveaway!
Wow! What a great giveaway! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute! I would think you could price that for about $40. Especially online. I think you could put it more at $60 for a brick and mortar boutique. Thanks for a great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI need to win that for my little girl! It's gorgeous. You could charge about 40.
ReplyDeleteYour outfit, and daughter are simply lovely. I would be so honored to win your giveaway. I think the outfit would be priced around $40...I have never made clothes, and I hope I dont offend you with this price, but I know I would not pay more than that.
ReplyDeleteThank you for a chance to WIN it.
OH my! That skirt is just adorable! My granddaughter would look so cute wearing and twirling around in that. Wondeful job and the fabrics are so pretty too.
ReplyDeleteI tend to be more willing to make my girls things than buy them - I'm just too darn cheap. That said, for a special occasion I would spend $35 for the set - thinking $10 for the shirt and $25 for the skirt. I'm always thinking about shipping on top, though, so the total cost would be $40? To me that's a lot. But not to other people who don't sew. I think my mom spent $65 for a little swing dress and bloomers for my niece's second birthday outfit.
ReplyDeleteGood luck in your venture. My girls (the 5 year old, then the 2 year old soon) would both love to wear your ensemble. :)
The outfit is great. I would agree with others about checking the competitions rates and pricing just a little less to get more sales. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteI am a bad one to ask about prices because I am a huge thrift store junkie. If I saw this in a "real" store though I'm thinking around $40?
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Kerry
Hmm...I'm thinking $35? I'm horrible at pricing though.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your new store.
Hugs & Blessings!
I think that a good price would be around $50.00. Gook luck opening your shop.
ReplyDeleteI'm terrible with pricing. I think there is formulas you can go by though for handmade. Try googling it. Something along the lines of your cost + time, etc. Good luck & darling skirt!
ReplyDeleteOh man, what an incredibly generous giveaway! I'd for sure pay $40ish for this.
ReplyDeleteThis outfit is absolutely precious! I would say $40-$50. Love the assortment of fabric you used.
ReplyDeleteI can't see myself paying more then $40 for that. It's very cute, though.
ReplyDeleteIt looks so high end and boutique ! I wouldn't flinch at charging $60 for the set if I was the maker, but I PERSONALLY would only buy at $30. But I'm on a tight budget.
ReplyDeleteI love the outfit. Pricing...since it's truly "one of a kind" you can ask a little more. You have to count in how much time it took you as well. If it were me, I'd charge about $40. Maybe even up to $50. I've seen outfits that were much more plain skirts and tops in baby boutiques go for $80-$100.
ReplyDeletei'm a photographer and that eye catching ensemble is fantastic - it's definitely boutique quality that i'd be willing to be somewhere between $60-$80 for - would love to win it for my 3 1/2 year old - something to grow into for a future photo session with mama! great work!
ReplyDeletecamille
camilledawnphoto AT gmail DOT com
Beautiful outfit! In a boutique you could get probably $60+ for it!
ReplyDeleteYou have a wonderful talent. I am the last person to ask about pricing because I don't pay full price for much of anything. I look for clearance or buy clothes at the thrift store. I would probably think of paying $25 for the cute outfit. I for sure wouldn't pay more than $30.
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing you would have to think about your market. Are most customers stay at home mom's or do a lot of people on etsy work outside the home? I guess there's no way to know. I cannot afford much because I'm a SAHM and I homeschool. This is the prize I really hope to win because I have a precious size 4 niece I love to dress up.
ReplyDeleteI would say between $25 to $40 is what I could pay. You could also just sell a skirt seperate from tops. To keep prices down for people.
I don't think my price idea is really enough reward for your hard work though. You could take each suggestion here and average them all together and that should your price. LOL
Good luck. I'll be back, hopefully to buy something yummy from you.
this is SO so lovely! the colors and fabric choices are amazing and you are right - the twirling IS the best part!
ReplyDeletei'd pay around $40/$45 for the whole thing. thanks for the chance to win. i know a little gal who would love a twirly skirt for her b-day!
christinaleigh1@gmail.com
I don't know how much time these outfits took, and that has to be considered, but I think $15-25 for the top and $35-45 for the skirt would be reasonable. I hope you get some great pricing ideas!
ReplyDeleteWow! I would think about pricing that little number at about $40-$45!
ReplyDeleteProbably around $30-35 is what I'd pay. (but hopefully I'll just get it for free...*fingers crossed!*) Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteJodie
jodcoz(at)yahoo(dot)com
Such a gorgeous outfit! This is exactly my daughter's size. What luck.
ReplyDeleteI would think that reasonable pricing for this would run from $40-50. You are using high quality fabrics do I think that justifies a slightly higher price.
Thanks for the participating in giveaway day!
I think the $30-$40 range would be reasonable. I have no tips, though, since I have no experience! The outfit is SO cute!
ReplyDeleteI'd happily pay up to $50 for an outfit like that!
ReplyDeleteOoh I hope I'm not too late for this incredible giveaway - the outfit is completely my daughter - both size and colors! I would happily pay $40 plus shipping (about $5).
ReplyDeleteIf you have any questions about selling online, please feel free to contact me, really. Between my online shops I ship about 2-3 items a day and I LOVE to help others to get started online :) thanks for the great giveaway!