would these be low or mid range pantos?

[Butterfly]

I'm starting to get some panto business and I'm having some trouble deciding on pricing. Here are a few that I have. Would you charge 1.5 or 1.75 or 2 cents psi?

Mimosa (Urban Elementz)

Christmas Holly (Urban Elementz)

Hyacinth (Urban Elementz)

Feather Garland (Urban Elementz)

Rosie Panto (Willowleaf)

Maple Syrup (Willowleaf)

Jessica

[Quilting Heidi]

Jessica for all of my urban elementz I charge 2 cents. There are only a few that I have that I charge 1.75 psi and only 1 that is 1.5

[ffq-lar]

Hi Jessica,

I charge .02 for all my Urbanelementz pantos. To check for yourself as to the ease of stitching, do a dry run. Place the panto and run down the design with your laser--no fabric loaded and machine turned off. Move at the same speed you would normally stitch. Time yourself for one pass. See how easy it is to stay on the line and follow the pattern. Intricate ones will of course take longer and be more dense= more time and also thread. Mark on the panto your decision as to price, using your own feelings about how easy it is. And change the price if you find them harder to stitch than you thought.

[mrsbishwit]

Ia gree put the urban elemants ones at 2 cents per sq inch and put the the other 2 at 1 3/4 cents per inch

[JustSewSimple]

I charge more for the Hyacinth (Urban Elementz). If you have stitched it out, you know how long it takes and how much thread. But is stitches up fine!!!