Good enough to sell for a pound or two at school xmas fair ... or not?

[Crusoe]

What do you reckon? Are they good enough to sell or am I kidding myself?

Thanks for ALL your comments - some stuff to think about there. Definitely will take on board the info on price. I would much rather sell loads for £1 each than try and charge more and have them left. I make one in an evening so fairly time consuming but I find sewing very therapeutic so factoring in my time is not on the agenda.
Thanks for the advice on other colours, I will make some blues even though it goes against all my purest tendancies - trees are green don't you know?
Thanks everyone

I really like them, especially the White bird and trees in pots. Have a think about other designs too, e.g. Stars, snowmen etc.

But snow is white and cold snow has a blue tinge to it!!!

Maybe try putting some on eBay, list them as "Handcrafted, Limited Edition Designer Tree Decorations" starting price 99p each or maybe list a bundle together - I'm guessing if you word your listing correctly, you will get quite a bit more than £1. They would probably go well on sites like Etsy too.

I agree with doing a bigger variation of colours though, we have reds, turquoises & silvers on our tree to match the room decor, but looking at current decorating trends would probably be a good idea & use colours that would sit well on a tree in that setting

Id buy pink, purple and glitter, to show up on a darkish tree.
More robins, bright pink instead of red, or bluebirds for happiness.

Gisela Graham sell some similar Christmas hanging decorations.

Yes, good enough! But you need a penguin and a Christmas pud too!

I think their beautiful!

I'd be happy to pay a bit more than £2

But I really appreciate the time and effort that goes into these things as make all sorts of things myself

There really lovely

String them together and make it into bunting and that will increase the value!

Yes they're quite good.

I think they're really good, definitely worth a couple of quid, maybe even £3. I would pay that.

Definitely good enough to sell! I'd say £2 each/3 for £5.