By COA I mean a private nursery certificate that has 2 sides, 1 side of care instructions, 1 side with a picture of the babe and their details, and is laminated
Sweet Mia arrived, I can’t wait to start on her! The lighting makes her look superrrrrr orange, sorry, it’s pretty gloomy in Florida right now!
I’m confused, is someone ordering twins? Is that the price for one baby? or 2? And if it is an order, why does it need to be listed on ebay? And why charge $5 for the COA, wasn’t it already printed and came with the kit?
It isn’t a custom order, it’s just how I calculate a profit.
The COA is a private nursery certificate, which has 2 sizes, 1 with the baby’s details and a picture, the other side with care instructions And it is laminated.
If I get a custom order I don’t include eBay fees or anything, it’s just there if it’s a baby I make and list for sale on there, sometimes I sell babes locally or on Facebook
I think it’s wise to create such a list. But the COA fee……not so much. However, please make sure to include in your shipping cost…all the material that is by to package the baby securely. Bubble wrap, tissue paper, Styrofoam, box and ext. There is also a big gap in the pricing for mohair/premium mohair, revisit that cost.
A lot of artist short change themselves by not making sure that they include the cost of ALL materials when determining the price for the baby. She may have a cost for varnish but to be sure she wouldn’t send a baby out without varnish…she’s just make sure that price is include in determining the cost of her baby. That’s my opinion.
If it cost you, then that cost is passed onto the customer. No exceptions. You want to be profitable…you can’t operate in the negative.