Need your help lads and lasses........

[marnie]

My missus is going to a craft fayre on sat........ and she has these to sell................ they are the size of a small inflatable beach ball.......... What would you or your partners be willing to pay ??

 

[peteblue]

I'm guessing that £5,000 is too much.......

 

[The Cowboy]

Maybe a fiver? The bottom one is a bit sparse like, needs double to twine at least I'd say.

Sell them cheap to start with, get people to spread the word.

 

[Dithering Dougie]

Nice when their new but they grow up to fast if you ask me.

 

[Eggs]

....are the lights part of it or do you add those yourself. I'm hopeless at this stuff.

 

[Lacina]

Would probably agree that a fiver is the best place to start, depends on your costs/outlay though. You would obviously sell more with a starting price of £5 than £10.

 

[orchard]

What do they do mate ?

 

[marnie]

....are the lights part of it or do you add those yourself. I'm hopeless at this stuff.

Lights and batteries included mate .

 

[Simo]

Make for good earrings...lads, xmas pressy for the missus sorted

 

[Pat's Van]

if you're talking about the price of the ones in the pictures I'll be demanding a discount as they are now ex-display

 

[Eggs]

Lights and batteries included mate .

......then £5 seems very reasonable, presume you're thinking a bit more. I'd say £7.50 if that leaves a bit of profit. As you can probably tell Mrs Eggs is the shopper, I wouldn't know the price of a pint of milk or loaf of bread.

 

[Ashtonian]

15 at least. If i was buying them id look to be paying that if the batteries come with it.

But i think the more important question is....

WHAT ARE THEY?

 

[Moomin]

I will give you two camels for your missus.

 

[Eggs]

Make for good earrings...lads, xmas pressy for the missus sorted

...or a GOT sign would add to the mug in the merchandise catalogue.

 

[Pat's Van]

WHAT ARE THEY?

really don't see how that's relevant