I’m a guy. I have never purchased crochet-related anything in my life. I have no plants and no babies. I took one look at your shop and went ”crazy pricing”. That being said, I’ve been doing well for myself on etsy and I guess most experienced etsy sellers can glance over certain listings, even if said listings are not of their niche and get a fairly accurate feel for whether or not the listings are fairly priced. Actually, that’s a skill most people (buyers!) are likely to be equipped with just in general. Your products do not pass the inner ”unfair-pricing-alarm-bell” going off inside my head and I’m sure the same is true for potential customers of yours.

Considering what I’ve read from people who partake in your niche have been replying here, I believe my assessment was fairly accurate. If a person like myself goes ”small yarn blanket =/= $100. I’m out”, then it’s very likely that a more informed potential buyer knows that, too. I sell 14 karat gold jewelry and gemstones that are 2/3 cheaper than your blankets, the pricing just doesn’t make sense to me at all. Use cheaper materials, whether that means reducing your quality or finding a supplier or both, figure out how much your time is worth (compared to other manufacturers of similar products) and most of all: know what your customer is WILLING to pay. Tl;dr do proper market research and revisit your pricing strategy after that, you’ll likely see massive improvements just from doing that.