Pricing can be quite a challenging issue. Considering that many of my clocks are made with stuff that I find laying around (driftwood, old pallets, pebbles, sea glass, leaves, slate), I can say that my cost of materials, in those cases, is pretty low.Glue, bubble wrap, screws, boxes etc are all taken into account. Pricing time is a different matter, some items can get done pretty quickly, others take longer, but like Isobel said, I just can't charge for the actual time, I'm working on some clocks made with an old pallet for example, if I had to charge for the actual time employed I would need to price each one at £70.00 at least, that's just utopia LOL.
I use the same sort of science Ellen: I always look around Etsy and see what other sellers charge for similar items and settle somewhere in between.
I'm glad you enjoyed your lunch with your friends Alanna. Ahhhhh, Cheesecake Factory, that sounds like heaven!!
Right, 6.14pm here, only got home 20 minutes ago, so I must be going and catch up with a few things before dinner.
Enjoy the rest of your day!