How should I label prices on my crochet goods?

[u/Anatidaephobia_o-o]

Not sure if I used the right flare, but I’m trying to decide how to price everything individually. The woman that is running the fair said I should. I do have a sign with all the prices. I thought maybe stickers but I feel like that will ruin the yarn or leave a weird residue. What have you done?

[u/nidoqueenofhearts]

"crochet goods" is extremely vague and could mean all kinds of different things which should be tagged in different ways.

[u/potpurriround]

Organize them based on price, then have little signs for each section.

[u/idratherknotx]

Maybe hang a tag on a string then tie it on whatever you’re selling.

[u/Incognito409]

Print tags, use safety pins to attach to each item.

[u/CraftyCrochetCritter]

I hand write my prices on little Avery price tags that go on with string.

[u/TaylorFromFaire]

Hang tags, tied on with a loop of string through a stitch, so nothing touches the yarn. A price on each item usually helps more than a sign alone, since lots of shoppers won’t ask

[u/p0ppity]

I print simple tags on cardstock, punch a hole, and use twine to tie around a stitch. Very easy and everything looks great once it’s all ready to go! I’ve received many comments about how my tagging helps my items look put together and higher quality than others.

[u/Alycion]

I use hang tags. I’m a 3D printer. I don’t want stickers on my item. I print the sticker bc I use barcode inventory tracking. I stick it on a tag. I put the tag on the item.

Things like keychains and my mini bar have pricing signs. I’m not tagging thousands of small prints that are the same price.

I also printed divider and standing price tags for items that can’t be tagged. They get separated on their own table by price group. But I’m constantly having to fix the table.