A crochet pricing chart maps common project types to a suggested price range, useful as a starting reference before applying your own specific formula based on time and materials. A chart like this is worth building early when you start selling, since the underlying logic stays useful. This guide gives a sample chart and the reasoning behind it.
Sample Pricing Chart
| Item type | Typical time | Suggested price range |
|---|---|---|
| Coaster set (4) | 1 hour | $12 to $18 |
| Beanie | 2.5 hours | $25 to $40 |
| Amigurumi (small) | 2 hours | $20 to $35 |
| Market bag | 3 hours | $30 to $50 |
| Baby blanket | 7 hours | $70 to $110 |
These ranges assume a modest hourly rate plus materials cost; adjust upward for complex stitch patterns or premium yarn.
Frequently asked questions
Should I use this chart exactly as shown?
Treat it as a starting reference rather than a fixed rule, since your local market, materials cost, and desired hourly rate all affect what price actually makes sense for your specific shop.
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