Part 2 of the Dollmaking Business Series, today we talk about the different pricing scenarios that arise as you move through your dollmaking business journey.

You can watch the video, or listen to it as you go about your day, in my Youtube Channel:

I start the video with a bit of an overview on how I slowly started adding or including costs into my pricing ‘formulas’ to illustrate the arc of growth that happens as you move forward in your business.

These additions happened not only as my business morphed and grew, but also from the experience gained year after year.

I hope the video illustrates this for you and gives you more insight as you go about pricing your handmade dolls.

How to Price your Handmade Art Dolls, download the PDF or watch the video. via Fig and Me.

Now, in the video I discussed or referenced a few links that I am happy to add here as well for you. If you haven’t checked these posts, be sure to give them a read. I added a few extra so that you can have more words to ponder:

The 5 Steps to Pursue Dollmaking as a Business, or what I would do differently if I was just starting out.

The Handmade Doll Business, a post I wrote a long time ago giving you a bit of hope if you are just starting.

Starting your Dollmaking Adventure, a lengthy post describing some lingo, products used in this kind of doll creation, with all sorts of links to suppliers, teachers, online classes and workshops to learn from the very best.

Self-doubt as a Creative, some ruminations as I go about explaining why dollmaking is such a journey for self-growth and how to stay positive as you create from the heart.

The Journey of a Doll Maker Making Natural Fiber Art Dolls, things still bother me when I ship my dolls, things I am incredibly grateful for having discovered.

5 Tips for Pricing Your Handmade Art Dolls, by Fig and Me.

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If you have any questions or ideas, helpful tools to add, etc please make sure to ask your questions and advice in the comment thread here.

While I may not be able to reply to you immediately, I always reply and acknowledge all comments in my blog when I have a bit of time.

Thank you for reading and for listening. I hope you stay tuned for Part 3 of this business series, which I am bound and determined to publish next week, as we seem to be in a state of isolation and perhaps now more than ever you need to have something to dream about and work towards the future.

The next instalment will be all about Marketing. Such a meaty discussion!

Hope you can come back and give me your input on this series.