[Cottonwood]

Kathy,
I really appreciate your honesty, not that other responders were not! The first year I went to the Topeka Show several felt my prices were to low. So I raised them and ,you may be right,I didn't sell as much. This year I may moderate my prices some. I used Joe Dillet's pricing scheme and I did find out one thing.........

I'm not a Joe Dillet !

[Graywolf71]

Though i'm new to the selling aspect of wood carving, i think your under selling your self. I go to alot of craft shows here in central ohio and i've seen lesser quality carvings than yours sell for much higher prices and they fly off the shelves.

I was told one time "better to price too high and come down than to price too low and come up", just makes good sense to me.

Any way, great work.

Michael Gray

[Spookhouse]

Originally Posted by Graywolf71

Though i'm new to the selling aspect of wood carving, i think your under selling your self. I go to alot of craft shows here in central ohio and i've seen lesser quality carvings than yours sell for much higher prices and they fly off the shelves.

I was told one time "better to price too high and come down than to price too low and come up", just makes good sense to me.

Any way, great work.

Michael Gray

I have also heard this and agree price up and if your not selling go down but sometimes it's the people who come to the shows. And nice work i especially like the firecrackers and the castle section because i've never seen anything like that before.