sale or no sale?

I have been mulling a thought over the last few weeks and wondered what you thought.

I have a number of papier mache pieces for sale, which I have tentatively listed a couple on Etsy.I haven't had masses of time to promote this in any way really but have a strong feeling that I want to start afresh with a new body of work or something but the old work is holding me back.I say old yet much of it is was only made a little while ago but I'm sure you all know exactly what I mean.

So I'm thinking of listing to renew and am having a bit of a tussle in my head with regard to the price.My pieces are so time consuming that I've come to the conclusion I can't sell them for their real worth and therefore should move away from this style at the moment.I feel a clean slate is called for so some possible reduced prices may be in the offing.I'd welcome your
thoughts.

Tonight I sorted some of my wool to tackle the next 'patch' in my Kaffe throw.I do think it's going to take a while but here's my progress so far.

Here's what it should look like.

By the way, these are all taken from his pattern book which is the most wonderful resource.His use of colour is masterful, it is so hard to put colours together in any way like he does.

This flower piece was quite difficult and fiddly and small.

I have learnt so far that even the simple designs, like this checked piece is a lot harder than it looks.I'm quite proud of the backs of these patches, I've followed his advice and can now join colours both by carrying colours across the back and by the intarsia method.

Slightly underwhelming,

but it's a start.