It is absolutely adorable, but $20 for shipping is a lot. If you explained that they’re handmade, you could probably get a decent amount for the cow itself, and that might even out for a lighter shipping cost

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Oof, the shipping😬 personally I’d limit it to $5-10 for the shipping itself unless it was a need. However! I think your strawberry cow is so freaking adorable!! I think in total (shipping and all) the most I’d pay is about $35. Is that reasonable? I also wouldn’t want to short your work, so you might have better luck selling it for a better price at little venues/stands at fairs or festivals, you know? That way, you get all the money for yourself and there’s no shipping or fees to worry about

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Unless you have boning in it where it needs the stability of a box I would use a shipping bag and I bet the cost will cut in half. I’ve been selling crochet nation wide for a couple years and never had an issue (that I’m aware of) with damage

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Do you know if you were to put it in a vacuum seal bag if it would puff back up? If it does, you might be able to do that and get a smaller box

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yeah sorry i wouldn't pay $20 for shipping. is there a different site you can use?

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Very cute but $20 shipping is more than I’d be willing to spend personally

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Guys i cant make the shipping cheaper, its the usps post office, $20 for this size to be shipped

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Maybe make smaller to ship them

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I don’t know anyone who would pay 20$ shipping, it’s so cute but not for that price :(

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could you make shipping cheaper and add the cost to the product overall? for example $10 product $20 shipping becomes $25 product $5 shipping? also how are you shipping these that it’s $20 bc it looks pretty light

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personally i wouldn’t especially if the product itself is already expensive. I understand it’s homemade but if the product is expensive then shipping shouldn’t be or vice versa because most ppl myself included aren’t willing to pay 2 high prices for a stuffed animal

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If I were selling it personally I would do $5 for supplies (unless the yarn cost more than that), $20-30 for time, $5 for skill from extra sewing effort, and $20 for shipping to be a total of $50-60 free shipping with you keeping ~$30. The yarn is pretty chunky giving you a lot of size without so much time and having that size justifies a higher price as well as your quality definitely seems great allowing you to justify being out of some people’s budget.

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