Well, how much does it cost you to make? Then allow for you time an make a price. How much do onesies cost?

There is no accounting for what people will spend their money on, so I can't say what its worth for someone else.

To be honest, you'd have to pay me to take it and it'd be put in the ragbag or dumpster. But that's me. Someone else would pay for it. Remember there's a buyer for anything and a sucker born every minute. The trick is matching a buyer to a seller.

debby, that URL doesn't work for me. Is there another way to link it? I would like to see them.

Sue

cynic, if it's not to your taste why not just let the thread pass by? A person does not need to say everything that is on their mind.

Well, it's not to my taste either, but as a former professional seamstress, I will answer.

I wouldn't pay that price plus the shipping. I might be willing to pay about $20-30 total for my much doted upon grandchild.

But I wouldn't be willing to make them for that price unless you had digitized the applique pattern and had an embroidery machine cranking them out. As hand-guided work, I think it's too labor intensive to be a rewarding project.

I think they are cute. I would pay about $ 10.00 for the onsie.

i would say how much you charge will depend on how many you want to sell realistically. i do buy at etsy but i buy there because i want things that no one else will have and i base my willingness to spend on how much i like the item, how exclusive it is and how much bang for my buck as compliments i'll get. that said thou, i also look at if it's something i can make myself, if realistically i can then i won't spend alot. my sis bought my nephew an elmo pillow that was handmade and was not 'toddler-like' from australia for $75.00 LOL i was a bit surprised she did that since both of us sew and i am more than capable of designing a pattern for that. i would not have spent that much...but my sis is not as creative.

good luck! i love etsy i can spend hours looking at all the beautiful creative work! ~ liz

for only the onesie, not much. For the three piece set, maybe $20 for another style. There are onesies easily bought with decor I would like better.--Guess ties aren't for me.

Good luck at the festival

I think $10.00 for the onesie would be a good deal at a craft fair kind of thing- I would buy one if I had a baby to buy for!

Trish

Have you checked what the going price for them (or something similar) is on ebay?

I'd have to see the quality of them to give a more definite answer. I would guess anywhere from $5-$15.

Your biggest problem may not be the pricing but making sure you have buyers for the product... If someone can use it and like it, they will pay...but will there be many moms or grandmas of boy babies at the festival who like unique clothing stuff?

I think they are cute! 10 - 12 would probably be my limit, but I'm a pretty careful shopper AND a crafter so I'm sure that makes a difference. I'd be hesitant to spend more on something I could easily do myself.