Some Stuff

[boxmaker]

These are some things I have been working on for my craft show coming up in Nov. The patterns are from Sheila Landry. Any suggestions on prices would be a big help, as I usually just make boxes and thought I would try some different things this year.

                                                         Mark

[dgman]

Very nice Mark. Price is always a tough thing for others to judge. but if they where mine I think I would charge about ten to twelve bucks each.

[Russ C]

I agree with Dan about pricing. Ten dollars sounds about right. 

[DWSudekum]

Those are very nice Mark.  Big question is what type of show is it jurried or not .. generally jurried you can command a slightly larger price.  I would not go much over $12 though. 

DW

[Marcellarius]

nice work mark!!
I don't sell myself so I find it difficult to compare, but I'm with Russ.
$ 10 should be right

[dunk]

I agree with the majority, nice work and about $10.00 would work around here.

[boxmaker]

Thanks for all the input. I was guessing around $8.00 to $10.00. The craft show is in Nov. I'll let you know how I do. Thanks again.

                                                                        Mark
 

[MadHatter]

those are great !!

[Genofromny]

Great job.  What kind of wood are these cut from?

[Dawie]

They look super.
David

[boxmaker]

The wood is 1/8" Red Oak. Thanks for the comments.

                                                             Mark

[northie66]

Ummm... what's "jurried" mean? 

[julief]

Janet, A juried show is a show that you have to be approved as a vendor by a panel of "judges".  It insures that the merchandise is up to their standards and that there are not a multitude of the same type of merchandise.  You generally have to submit a sampling of your work, at the very least, pictures.  If you are approved as a vendor - the booth rental is generally much higher than your average festival.  I have been approved for a couple of them, but could not justify the rental fee.