u/adhd_exploring

Image 1 — First time pricing my work
Image 2 — First time pricing my work
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First time pricing my work

I have been throwing clay for about 3 years consistently.

I pay for "open studio style classes" through our local community education programs. A cycle is 8-10 weeks, 2.5 hours of studio time each week. Class fee includes clay, tools, both firings and a stock of glaze.

located in MN

I have given away many items, but never charged or been asked how much I want for something.

a coworker of my husband's really liked a mug with a handle experiment that came our of my last cycle.

When I offered it to him, he said he would like to buy it from me.

what would a fair price be for both of us? He wants to respect the effort and skills I have been developing, but I also don't want to overcharge.

Might also be a touch of imposter syndrome 🙃

I would love to get some input from folks with more experience and an understanding of what it takes to create.

The cup in question is the first photo. I included the row of handle shapes I played with as well.

u/adhd_exploring — 13 hours ago