Pricing a discounted Item

[LadyStitch]

I've got a couple pieces I'm going to be selling soon.  Here is my problem.  When I made them i wasn't half the seamstersses that I am now, and 90% of the fabric for the items I got major discounts on because I worked at the fabric store.

Example: Let's say I have a doublet I got the yardage for 1.50 a yard instead of the $8 a yard it would have cost, and then the trims I had gotten from a garage sale for like a $1.  Total supplies cost $7.  My time was maybe 4-6  hours and I wasn't that great a seamstess.  So maybe...$10 an hour. So, would it be unreasonable to charge $50-70 for it, or am I undercutting myself?

[Lady Kathleen of Olmsted]

Sounds about right, Lady Stitch. At elast recoup your expenses from that time.

Having the experience now, you see the difference in workmanship from that time as well.

[LadyStitch]

Heh if I made that doublet now it be double that at least LOL. 

Ok, Lady Kathleen , thanks for the advice.  I was just worried that I was was undercutting myself. Still a $50 doublet isn't a bad deal, even it made 10 years ago before I got really good.