Are you talking about 100' of each color or 50'of each color?The answer to your other question,I would charge $6 for one bracelet that seems pretty reasonable to me.hope I helped
Take a look at the "KnottyStuff4U Giveaway" post, Apyl. It has our adjustable velcro straps that will give you up to 1.5" of adjustment, AND save up to 2' of paracord per bracelet, compared to the regular bracelet with plastic buckles.2 rolls of 100' should give you 22 four & one half foot lengths of each color, or about 22 bracelets in a single cobra weave.
I'm not sure on the number yet, so figured if I could get an estimate on how many I could make with 100' each of the two colors I could figure about how many I would want to make. I would like to do Kelly green with white . Since I would most likely be paying for supplies (our club doesnt have much money for supplies yet) I am thinking of making 25 - 50 to start with. We live in a very small area so not a whole lot of customers. Since I am the leader of the club i figured I would just pay for the supplies and all money made would go to the club. I dont plan to make any money myself off them unless the club decided to reimburse me for the supplies.Take a look at the "KnottyStuff4U Giveaway" post, Apyl. It has our adjustable velcro straps that will give you up to 1.5" of adjustment, AND save up to 2' of paracord per bracelet, compared to the regular bracelet with plastic buckles.
How many do you want to make for the Fund Raiser, cuz in qty of 100, I can get down to about 85 cents a piece shipped.
And are you donating the bracelets or selling them at wholesale pricing? I recently filled a Fund Raising order of 100 bracelets and sold them at 5 dollars to the local Little League. They turned around and sold them for 10 to 12 bux. If you have any other questions, just ask/msg. Eldon
Just to give you an idea of what you can make: I use about 30" of each color to make our Med/Large bracelet. If you follow the formula above, using our strap, you can make 40 bracelets with two 100' hanks of cord. 200' divided by 5' = 40 bracelets, which is almost double the bracelets using the buckle, and you don't have the adjustability or ease of use for arthritics and young.I'm not sure on the number yet, so figured if I could get an estimate on how many I could make with 100' each of the two colors I could figure about how many I would want to make. I would like to do Kelly green with white . Since I would most likely be paying for supplies (our club doesnt have much money for supplies yet) I am thinking of making 25 - 50 to start with. We live in a very small area so not a whole lot of customers. Since I am the leader of the club i figured I would just pay for the supplies and all money made would go to the club. I dont plan to make any money myself off them unless the club decided to reimburse me for the supplies.
Once I have all the details together I am going to submit my idea to the club to see what they think.
Thank you for that great info. I will talk with the club at our next meeting and see which direction they want to go.Just to give you an idea of what you can make: I use about 30" of each color to make our Med/Large bracelet. If you follow the formula above, using our strap, you can make 40 bracelets with two 100' hanks of cord. 200' divided by 5' = 40 bracelets, which is almost double the bracelets using the buckle, and you don't have the adjustability or ease of use for arthritics and young.
Yes I seen the Advertisement PM you sent me. I was planning to use Paracord Planet, that is why I did not request your service. Thank you.If you need any paracord or buckles, I have it all. Let me know.
Good luck to you and I hope you sell out of all your bracelets.Update:
So we had our meeting last night. The club decided to do a trial run, I am going to make 20 to 25 red and white paracord bracelets , I will use the velcro closures on half and black plastic clips on half. One of the concerns about the velcro is comfort. The material is pretty stiff and they are worried they will be scratchy. Once I make the initial bracelets we will sell them at $5 each. We really can't ask for much more, we are in a very small very low income area. We will still make an awesome profit so it all works. If we see the bracelets selling quickly and see a demand for more we will make more. We've decided to use our school colors to help sell the bracelets easier. The paracord has been orderedI'll post a pic once I make some.
Thank you everyone for the info.
Our community is very tight knit. We have advertised 4-H in our school and had a table display set up during an after school program. . The old leader is the Director of Education for our schoolSchool colors is definitely a great way to go, I am not sure how well the schools and 4-H get along, I am sure it is a bit complicated, but maybe you can get them in a school store or have a fundraising table at a school event?
That's usually how it works. Try to up the price by no more than a dollar or two. Then at the games you can sell them as BOGO or one for $6, two for $10, three for $15, etc. You get the picture.Our community is very tight knit. We have advertised 4-H in our school and had a table display set up during an after school program. . The old leader is the Director of Education for our schoolI'm hoping if all goes well maybe we can sell at games, we may need to up the price and give the sports program a cut, not sure. We'll see how things go.