I understand getting a reasonable price for your work and it's lovely work but
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NOT OFF TOPIC - are they nuts
Sep 25, 2010
12 Replies
It has aparently been taken down - wanna tell us about it?
Olwyn Mary in New Orleans
It's still there - you have to copy and paste the whole link, or else try this one:
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wonder why that one is so out of step with the others in this seller's auction?
sue
How odd. All by the same seller: The first finished piece is
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second finished piece is
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the chart is
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in Denver (loooong ago I was a regular here. Getting back into np and x-stitch)
Maybe because the seller personally stitched that one.....
R
A xs piece of hollyhocks for $7,999 - unframed!
I notice this offer is over a year old. The price was entered in aug of 2009, & there is no bid history or deadline, and no bids have been entered. Maybe the "seller" is running this as a cheap ad!
Alex
That looks more like a missed decimal point than a serious pricing issue.
-- Jenn Ridley : snipped-for-privacy@newsguy.com
I agree with Alex. I think it's just there to get people to see her other items for sale. It seems to be working! LOL
Mavia
My guess is that if you price the amount of work at minimum wage, then the price is about right. Maybe a little less than minimum wage. Jim.
Exactly my thought, Jenn. 79.99 would be in line with the pricing of her other pieces. Guess she/he just kept the finger on the "9" a tad too long!
Gillian
And why would they waste linen on something completely stitched (unless it's over one...can't tell)? It also doesn't say the seller stitched it, just "the stitcher". They do have a couple other outrageously priced items in their store...
Joan
I put this item on my EBay watch list and note that the offering end date is 23 days from now. I still see no bids.
Alex
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