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Prices also depend on shipping. Before I buy anything I look at the shipping cost and add that in to my total.
I think if you have outfits in the 15-25 range, that would be fine. You have to consider how long each item takes to make, and material costs. I should think you want to make at least $5 profit for each hour of work you put in to an item. I also agree with the board member who said outfits would probably sell better than singles. So if you sold the sweat pants with a matching t-shirt or 1980s style sweatshirt (*coughcough*) for $15-20, I bet more people would be interested then if you just sold the sweats for $10. Especially if they were cute colors, trims, designs, etc.
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I'd also really dig leggings in the style of the on-the-go outfit, in bright colors.
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Love them!!!
Post prices please!!!!!!!
Go For it!
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I love them! I don't buy non-AG clothes for some reason, but these are cute! I think if you embroidered them they would look adorable.
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Your clothes are adorable! I know what you mean about deciding on prices. It can be hard. I would love to know how to embroider clothes myself. I'll eventually learn how to do it, when I have the time....
Good luck with your clothes. I think you have some really good stuff!
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I used to make clothing for Baby Born and My Child dolls. I found it very difficult too but I think the best bet is to put a couple on ebay and see what they go for. That way you can see what people are willing to pay.
I did it for about a year and after making the same two outfits over and over I had to stop. I couldn't meet the demand and I had two small children so I had to give it away. Find a niche. Make something everyone loves but can't make (your medieval dress is an example of this).
I guess the only advice I can give is not to go crazy adn over buy supplies. I have boxes and boxes of material left over that I had intended to use for my orders so in the end I wonder how much money I actually made given that I had to buy this material and never used it!!!
Juliette
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Those are great. Let us know about prices. I would especially be interested in some stuff for baby Polly. You said that you embroidered...how cute would that be? That is also a niche on ebay, I'm sure. I never see dresses for that kind of doll. What about dresses in a coordinating fabric for Polly and Felicity if you can get a pattern for Colonial dresses? I also adore the cape that you made!! Wouldn't it be cute with one of those almost Robin Hood style hats (I don't know what they are called) in the same material? Definitely let us know about prices.
Sarah
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I have been hand-embroidering since third grade, so if there is something in particular you want embroidered, let me know! [img]wink.gif[/img]
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These are so cute! I'd also like to see you make a tshirt to go with the sweatpants. PM'd you!
