it is hand-made. And, yes, it cost me time and supplies. But, other people could make it by following the pattern I used. But... I love making stuff. And, I love even more when people enjoy having and using the stuff I make. So, I continue making the things I make. And, hopefully, I can get a little money out of them. And, rarely, there will be someone who will purchase my little pieces of creativity who will realize just how much love and effort I put into it. So, really, it is unique. Because, a person made it with their hands and their heart. And, that makes it art. And, that is really priceless. Bravo to you for charging even a fraction of what your pieces of art are worth. You, and most other hand-crafters, really deserve so much more than they will ever get. In appreciation and money, both. I love going to craft fairs, but I'm afraid that I don't usually buy anything for the reason mentioned above; I don't really have any disposable income. But I go because I enjoy the artistry and appreciate the creativity that goes into producing handmade crafts. I am a copywriter, and have experienced a similar attitude in several of the previous jobs I have held. Why does it take you so; why can't you just write it -- you're writer. Well yes, I am but I like to take pride in my work, and besides even the fastest copywriter on