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Hey fellow crafters!!

I've been crafting just about all my life, sewing, cross stitching, drawing, painting, etc. Just about any medium I've found can be put to good use in a craft. How do people who don't craft even live?????

Anyway, I have a question that I can't seem to answer so I thought I'd put it up here. My friend and I are planning to have a booth at next year's fair to sell our items. We're keeping a record of how much we spend in material and how long it takes to make one item to keep track of what we're going to charge but one problem we can't seem to figure out. And that's how many items to make!!!

It's not a large fair, as our county is small (the fair isn't even a real county fair, just a small event put on by the town and church.) so the turnout, while pretty good for our little corner of the world, isn't as huge as the surrounding county fairs. We plan to sell church dolls, small frog sewing notions, small stuffed plushie rabbits, and pouches or baskets one can put on a walker or wheelchair to carry items. I don't want to get over-whelmed by too many different things to make even though it's next fall but I don't want to fall short either.

Can anyone who has experience in this give me a ballpark figure to shoot for?