Bev wrote: > I think that putting a price on our hobby lace is at cross-purposes. > For insurance it could be the cost of replacing materials which is > 'meh' for the amount of thread in a bookmark. > The majority of us don't make lace for money and the value in making > it is personal. > How about 'priceless' ? >
But for the purposes of insurance at a show, and to give the glue dot lady an idea of what she is handling, putting a price on my work is useful; and it should be the cost of having it replaced, by a lacemaker of similar competence to mine, who would be making it as a commercial proposition. I know I could make a replacement for the cost of the thread, and a whole lot of my time, but that's not the point - I shouldn't have to. Margery. ================================================= [email protected] in North Hertfordshire, UK ================================================= - To unsubscribe send email to [email protected] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [email protected]. For help, write to [email protected]
