Practice Makes Progress (Have A Great Day) Laz - Tiki Carving

N nicework Member Joined: Sep 15, 2014 Posts: 462	N nicework Posted posted on Thu, Dec 11, 2014 8:30 AM Well this is my first time staining I used a pecan color that has a poly mixed in it. I just brushed and globbed in the crevest. I just cant aford to spend to much time. I am trying to keep a $75-$150 sculptures., I sold two yesterday one for a $100 and one for $75, the nice guy gave me 180. The feed back that I am getting from other carvers is the the average price for tiki carvings $75- $150 yes I believe that higher price custumers may be out their but I need to eat, put some food on the table, I think if i make a name for myself then later the price can go up. Or I do not know what I am talking about and can be wrong about everything I just said. I am Always open for suggestions. [ Edited by: nicework 2014-12-11 08:35 ]

Well this is my first time staining I used a pecan color that has a poly mixed in it. I just brushed and globbed in the crevest. I just cant aford to spend to much time. I am trying to keep a $75-$150 sculptures., I sold two yesterday one for a $100 and one for $75, the nice guy gave me 180. The feed back that I am getting from other carvers is the the average price for tiki carvings $75- $150 yes I believe that higher price custumers may be out their but I need to eat, put some food on the table, I think if i make a name for myself then later the price can go up. Or I do not know what I am talking about and can be wrong about everything I just said. I am Always open for suggestions.

[ Edited by: nicework 2014-12-11 08:35 ]

Post #732963 by nicework on Thu, Dec 11, 2014 8:30 AM