A lady wanted to purchase a beautiful hand crochet dress and spotted a crafter who did absolutely amazing work. She charged a reasonable price. The lady who wanted to purchase thought the crafters price was too high, so she approached the crocheter and in quite a brusk fashion stated I want to buy a dress from you, but i think you charge too much. The crafter was a little taken aback but replied Ok how much do you think I should charge? The lady replied I think you should charge X amount, because the yarn will cost this much, and ribbons this much, and buttons this much. I even factored in the price of scissors. The final price the lady calculated was a lot cheaper than the crafters original price, but she simply said Ok, deal. You will get your dress in a week. The customer is very pleased with herself and cant resist telling all her friends what a fabulous deal she has negotiated and how smart she is, and that in a week she will have her gorgeous crocheted dress. A week later her parcel arrives in a lovely packaged box. She opens it and inside is yarn, ribbons, button and even scissors. Angrily she contacts the crafter asking How could you do this to me? I asked for a dress and you sent me a box of yarn, ribbon, buttons and scissors?! The crafter quietly replies My dear, you got exactly what you paid for, if you think there is something missing, you need to pay for it. Moral of the story when you buy handmade you are not just buying the materials you are buying the crafters time effort, love and dedication that goes into making your items.
Posted on: Sun, 19 Jan 2014 06:45:31 +0000
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