Ive been asked to do a set up and lesson, and have been paid in trade, 
something that they do, very well.  i think this is one of the best ways-skills 
and knowledge exchanged for the same.  :) its great if it's available to you!

--- In [email protected], "jmullark" <edgarpo...@...> wrote:
>
> I've charged by the inch before.  Of course you have to have a minimum, so 
> first 12" is so much (this covers warping time), and then so much for each 
> extra inch.  And you can vary the amount based on materials (cotton vs reeled 
> silk) and complexity (simple turning vs lots of individual turning).  Doing 
> it this way the customer at least knows why I'm chargin what I'm charging 
> instead of apparently pulling a number out of the air.
> 
> I hate doing commissions tho, so I charge a lot.  That way if they decide to 
> pay it, it is worth my time to create it.  If it is a band that I've already 
> made then I base the price on how much I like it and whether I want to part 
> with it or not.  Each band is a work of art that is lovingly crafted.  If I 
> deplete my band stash by selling cheap then I don't have those one of a kind 
> gifts for the people who really matter.
> 
> My two cents.
> john
> http://www.malarkycrafts.com
> 
> --- In [email protected], "nsmothergill" <nsmother@> wrote:
> >
> > Someone has offered to buy a tablet weaving from me.  I have no idea what 
> > to charge.  The piece is done in double faced with calligraphy, woven in 
> > cotton.  Any suggestions about how to price your work?
> > 
> > Nancy
> >
>


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