It's too soon to tell, because my sales since reopening have been on par with before I closed, but I'll let you know how it goes. My best month is usually January, so that will be the test.
At worse, the higher prices allow me to give discounts to my regulars.

In my case I had to decide if I wanted to sell a lot (Etsy really likes that) or if I raise my prices, sell a bit less but make a similar profit.
I cannot work at the same pace I used to. It's just that simple. I was in bed for 3 months. I decided to raise prices.

These gold and platinum coated glass earring here, were about $18 and no one bought them. Now they are flying at $27.

It's the curse of those that do these things for passion rather than profit. We always sell ourselves too low.
I'll tell you a secret, I reopened my store a week or 2 ago after being sick for almost 6 months, raised the prices and still sold really well.

Indeed, my daughter and my husband did the Cost of Goods for my products, including all the fees, shipping, etc. and I had to raise my prices. In same cases it was like I was including a couple of $ in every shipment.

I'll see if I can find it. I know it's on Etsy, but I don't remember where. My husband has it and when I need it I ask him.
He is the tech-support/hardware/software wizard in the house (he also was a glass artist once). He is the one that does all the graphic design and photography for my work.

Funny little guy. Very whimsical.
Love it!

Lovely piece. I did some stained glass once upon a time, but it wasn't my medium. This! This is exceptional. The subject, the execution, it's just magnificent.

Beautiful work! My daughter does some similar things with he jewelry, but it's outside my abilities. I can still admire it though.

Veni Vidi Vici!
I faved your shop. As a matter of fact, I think us Etsy sellers should form a community here.
Some may see it as competition, but I disagree. I think there is room for everyone and then we can bith about the latest Etsy stupidity.

I knew about Uranium glass, but the last time I had heard of it was when I had an active Glass Studio in 1990.
Thank you for reminding me of this exceptional form of glass and for posting the pictures. Back then we had to walk miles in the snow to see a picture of anything.
Lovely piece.

I was undercover as Diogenes.

Sure. Been working with fused glass since 1989 and guess what our main product was? Picture frames.
We made between 1k to 5k frames a month and sold them all over.
The other line we had was Iceware, which we made with tempered glass. These days, we have smaller ambitions.
(looking for good photos)

I found this place that lets you review a Bsky user block history and activity
clearsky.app/caroline-bla...

I simply block those that spread disinformation or use gratuitous insults. There are also curated lists that let you block users.
No one should be bullied anywhere. Meantime we block.

I signed up, but there are no listings of any kind in my part of California. However, I have saved it in a Chrome Profile Group. and I'll check it as it grows.
For my work, selling by mail is better than in person, but I am up for buying things I need as the site grows.

I'll check the site out for other things. I am always on the lookout for tools, machinery, and other stuff.
Also, my husband buys a lot of music gear for his pianos and guitars. I'll make an account and see what happens.