How to Price Crafts and Things You Make to Sell: Successful Craft Business Ideas for Pricing on Etsy, to Stores, at Craft Shows & Everywhere Else

Learn how to price crafts and things you make to sell with this easy-to-follow manual. Discover formulas and strategies to make your craft prices more profitable, when selling retail or wholesale, online or to stores and at craft shows. If you have been considering starting a home business with things to make to sell or you are already selling crafts but losing money, you need "How to Price Crafts."

This is a revised updated edition of "The Basic Guide to Pricing Your Craftwork" from James Dillehay. The key benefits you get from this book include:

* Formulas and examples of pricing crafts when selling retail or wholesale, online or off

* Stand out from the crowd with 10 competitive ways to price crafts

* Get 15 strategies for how to price crafts higher by increasing perceived value

* Learn how to price crafts that are one-of-a-kind items

* Guarantee that your craft prices are really earning you a profit

* Find examples of how to keep records so you can quickly learn how to price crafts as you make them

* Boost your cash flow income so you will never run out of money to run your craft business

* Get 12 sources for buying craft supplies at the lowest possible costs

* Increase output of things to make to sell with a more efficient workspace

* Save money at tax time with tax advantages from your craft business

* And much more about how to price crafts that you probably never imagined would help your craft business' bottom line

What Real People Said About the First Edition:

"There's so much valuable information in here that I highly recommend it to any crafter who'd like to make a profit on her wares." ~ H. Grove, Maryland, USA

"An excellent resource . . . a well organized book is nothing without solid information and the book delivers here." ~ The Crafts Report

"How to Price Crafts and Things You Make to Sell" is written by professional artisan and craft business author, James Dillehay. He has been interviewed in The Wall Street Journal Online, The Chicago Tribune, Bottom Line Personal, Family Circle, Entrepreneur Radio and HGTV.