Kitchen

[faeriemoon]

My cousin makes these and brings me a few every time she visits.  Frankly, I don't really like them as dishcloths, but instead, I use them under my cutting boards to keep them from slipping.  I also use them on the table so I can place a hot dish without harming the surface.

Perhaps yours are more conducive to washing dishes, but my cousin's really are not.

I don't see how you can make money for the amount you would have to ask for them. 

[meem120]

I would charge her $4.50 each and give her an extra one.

[meem120]

Look on Etsy

[jackthebear]

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@Barbarainnc wrote:

 I crochet dishcloths. It costs me about a dollar in yarn and 1 hour to make one. What should I charge for each one. A lady wants 6. 😊 ❤ 😊 

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that's 6 hours of your work..... minimum wage x 6 ?

if you belong to Ravelry you might get help there.

as a knitter I would be careful on this one, don't undervalue your work

[wildlifewitch]

Add the cost of materials and your labor.What is your time worth?Then compare with other similar items.

[homedecor1]

@Barbarainnc

I'm chuckling what @Laura14 posted as I've tried every brand including big $$$ Williams Sonoma towels so I want to be your 3rd  customer...if they really dry & aren't sopping wet after drying a few things -- to me it's priceless!!!

@Laura14:  The only ones I found really work are this pack of "tea towels" or "flour sack" style my gf bought me from WM she swore by them & they were cheap!   I can't find them anymore ...of course☹️

[ID2]

I only use terrycloth dish towels. Nothing else absorbs. 

[proudlyfromNJ]

From what I understand, these are dishcloths, to wash dishes, not dish towels to dry them.

[Citrine1]

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@proudlyfromNJ wrote:

From what I understand, these are dishcloths, to wash dishes, not dish towels to dry them.

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Right.  I completely misread or misunderstood.  I was thinking they were dish towels.  

[suzyQ3]

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@Citrine1 wrote:

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@proudlyfromNJ wrote:

From what I understand, these are dishcloths, to wash dishes, not dish towels to dry them.

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Right.  I completely misread or misunderstood.  I was thinking they were dish towels.  

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@Citrine1& @proudlyfromNJ, I made that mistake recently. Kitchen towels are the ones for drying dishes (and wiping your hands).

I always buy mine at WS. I went there a few weeks ago to replenish mine but bought dish clothes by accident. I washed them before realizing my mistake, so I couldn't return them.

They are too small for drying dishes, so I use them for rags because I prefer a brush or one of those netted thingies to rinse or clean my dishes.

That said, I hope that the OP will get a fair price.