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How Much to Charge for Amigurumi

Yarn on a 5-inch fox is cheap. Safety eyes, stuffing, embroidery of the face and sewing limbs are not. Price the hours of assembly, not the leftover skein.

When you want a number for your own job, use the Crochet pricing calculator.

Price bands that match the work

Keychain-size pieces can work at craft-fair prices. A 14-inch character with clothes is a commission. Mixing those two on one table without two price logics is how makers undercharge the big one.

SizeTypical retailHours (often)Hidden costs
Keychain / 3–5 in$15–$281–3Hardware, tiny parts, listing photos
Desk pet 6–8 in$28–$483–6Color changes, face embroidery
Medium 10–14 in$45–$856–12Sewing, stuffing quality
Large / clothed / custom character$85–$200+12–25Pattern design, revisions

Log stuffing, eyes and sew time in the crochet pricing calculator. Yarn-only math will always underprice amigurumi. Open Crochet Pricing Calculator

Custom character quotes

Fan art and copyrighted characters are a legal problem on marketplaces. Original pets and OC characters are a design fee plus the plush. Charge a sketch/deposit before you hook a custom.

Safety and listings

Safety eyes are not for under-3s. If you sell at fairs, label that. Embroidered eyes take longer — that time belongs in the price, not in a silent upgrade.

Frequently asked questions

How much should I charge for amigurumi?

Small pieces often $15–$30, medium $45–$85, large customs $85+. If a quote feels high, the hours are the story — show them or pick a smaller design.

Why is my yarn cost only $3?

Because amigurumi is labor. Stuffing, sewing and faces dominate. Materials-times-three is the wrong tool for plushies.

Can I sell amigurumi of copyrighted characters?

Usually not on Etsy or at many fairs without a license. Original designs avoid takedowns and let you own the pattern.

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