Very well said! It's not just the item itself that the client is actually paying for, it's the time crocheters spent not only in making the project but also the time spent studying, practicing, and perfecting their craft. It may look like it's too easy and quick to create for some crocheters but it took years of experience to get to that expert level. So it's not just the materials that clients need to account for when reacting to the price, it's the skill and talent crocheters put into the project.
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We must respect the work of everyone, the man who sews shoes, the farmer who sells his crops, the one who bakes a cake. Everyone deserves respect. But we are also the ones who must respect ourselves first. No matter if a customer leaves, I am sure he will come back with the thought that he should pay what my work is worth.
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