Cindy wrote : "I don't know why you would spend so much time doing that when
you can go and buy lace for $! a yard at Walmart"
I had a similar instance to that one day when I was demonstrating. One lady
asked if I ever sell my lace and I said no because people don't want to pay
what it is worth. She asked how much I'd charge for the piece I had on the
pillow. I knew how long it had taken me as I'd been keeping a note of time
spent. I said how much an hour would she pay $45? She said that was too
high, I replied not if you are a plumber or a car mechanic, but ok we could
go lower. She finally decided that $5/hour was plenty. The piece of lace
(about 25 inches) was going to cost her over $200. So she looked sadly at
it and said that it was too expensive even at $5/hour.
Malvary in Ottawa, Canada where it is snowing big fluffy snowflakes
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