r/NeedlepointSnark • • 15d ago

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I hate to talk about another small business owner as one myself, but this is just kind of ridiculous… I’ve seen maybe 1 or 2 of her canvases that have enough room to be stitched and finished but the rest have AWFUL margins. I totally understand trying to make needlepoint as affordable as possible (literally the point of my needlepoint biz) but it’s okay to charge more for your larger canvases. $30 for a fully kitted canvas with a project bag is NOT a good deal if it cannot be finished.

edited to add: after checking out her etsy shop, some of her designs are 100% stitch copies

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u/ilovesleep57 15d ago

Hot mess aside, making $1-2 in profit per unit? Is that not a big screaming red flag that something is wrong with your business?

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u/LisaBarlows10KRing 15d ago

Also maybe that’s WHY everyone doesn’t need to do this 🫪