Building stock

[bodrighy]

I have a stall, a fair and an exhibition coming up as well as a shop that is waiting on me to provode her with stock and I am suddenly aware that I have far too little stock. Started doing a load of these in different sizes up to 3mm

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What sort of price do you reckon? Much quicker and easier to make than the full blown wooden hooks I do but there is the cost of the original hook (£1) to add on as well. I was thinking in the region of £6....good? Bad?

Pete

[SNOWF1975]

What a nightmare situation!

Iv no idea about price for these? Are they hooks that just get nailed into the wall?

[bodrighy]

What a nightmare situation!

Iv no idea about price for these? Are they hooks that just get nailed into the wall?

They are crochet hooks, these are 1mm ones and I am doing the sizes up to 3mm after which I make them in wood totally.

Pete

[Nicola-D]

they are really nice Pete, not sure about best price though, my step mum crochets, I think some patterns require different sized hooks so maybe you could sell them for £6 each or any 3 for £15?

Hmmmmm there might be another order from me coming your way!

[bodrighy]

they are really nice Pete, not sure about best price though, my step mum crochets, I think some patterns require different sized hooks so maybe you could sell them for £6 each or any 3 for £15?

Hmmmmm there might be another order from me coming your way!

I do the all wood hooks in singles or as you said multiples with a discount. Some people like sets of them but I have yet to float these properly. It does make sense to do the same .

pete

[Leisure Time Collection]

I suffer from osteoarthritis and crochet, so these would be great for me they'd be prefect if they included a row counter too. I use a 3.5mm and 4mm hook