> to protect the investment of your time... I would go with an hourly rate ...
This can be a good idea if you're quite accustomed to production spinning and have a good, consistent spinning rate. But if you're just starting to set up a business of spinning for hire, I think an hourly rate sounds much more advantageous for the spinner than for the customer. That's probably not a good way to get customers. Gwen S. -- reply to: gwe...@xmission.com
