One of the biggest mistakes handmade sellers make is pricing based only on materials, but materials are only part of the cost. I'm curious: 💲 How do you determine your price? ⏰ How do you compensate yourself for your time? 🛍️ What are your platform fees (Etsy, Shopify, etc)? We have some course components coming up that include some insight on how to make sure you're not selling yourself short. As always - YOUR THOUGHTS MATTER!! Share! Share! Share!

Don't respond NOW. Sit with this one for 48 hours, and then respond. You may just find that what you would have chosen as a response will not be the same after some focused thought. If you had to pick ONE product to sell, what would it be? Not 10 products. Not “my whole shop.” ONE. Drop it below with your "why."

How many of you have thought about selling something you make… but haven’t? No pressure. No pitching. Just curious. Comment: “Just a hobby” “Maybe someday” “Already selling” "I want to but I’m scared” Let’s see where everyone’s at 🌾

The pantry’s hit a dry spell - sending out and SOS to all of you! You know that pattern or recipe you keep coming back to? The one you’ve made more than once… The one that just works… The one you’d recommend without hesitation? This is your moment to share it. 👇 Drop below: - The pattern or recipe name - What you love about it - Beginner-friendly or more advanced? - A photo if you have one (we LOVE photos around here) It can be: 🧶 A crochet, knit, macrame pattern ✂️ A Cricut project template 🧵 A sewing favorite or paper project 🍞 A tried-and-true kitchen recipe 🏡 Anything handmade-home related 🌾Farmy and frilly ANYTHING! You never know — your favorite might become someone else’s next project.

If you’re seeing this, comment one word that describes your creative life right now. (Ex: chaotic, cozy, paused, inspired, overwhelmed) I'll start in the comments...