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As I ponder the next trade, I wanted to ask about the $10 limit on trade materials.
How do you feel about it? Is it too low? Does it help or hinder your creativity?
Should we raise it to something like $15 or $20?
My original idea was to set a limit on materials to help keep the costs low and encourage plenty of participants. But, if it's inhibiting your craftiness, then I'm eager for suggestions and feedback from you vixens.
How do you feel about it? Is it too low? Does it help or hinder your creativity?
Should we raise it to something like $15 or $20?
My original idea was to set a limit on materials to help keep the costs low and encourage plenty of participants. But, if it's inhibiting your craftiness, then I'm eager for suggestions and feedback from you vixens.
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10/21For me, the $10 limit seems like a good amount, but that could also be due to the overabundant amount of craft stuff I have. I'm not sure if this goes for everyone. -
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10/21Andrea, I agree. I have such a collection of all kinds of crafting materials that $10 is a good limit for me, too. Also, you have to consider that there is postage in addition to the materials. -
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10/21I agree, the $10 is good and I think we all understand that if you have to go over the $10 to get some craft supplies, no one will complain... and I consider shipping over and above. -
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10/21Okay, good to know. I just wanted to do a check-in.
I know I routinely don't spend any additional money on my trade items. I have so many supplies that I need to use!
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10/25Me too - I have so many supplies that the $10 goes right toward the shipping. I feel it's a good amount. -
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11/18I think $10 is a good guideline. I sometimes go over, but that's at my discretion. I like to think the recipient is expecting a $10-level crafty and not something fancier.
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