Aprons:
It really depends. If you do not mind waiting a few weeks, then I can get the pattern you picked out for 99-cents to $2.99. If you want it next Friday, then you will probably be paying $12 to $20 dollars for the pattern you want. (It all depends if there is a sale that week or not though.)
After that, I need to buy the fabric you picked out. Fabric ranges from $1.99 to $15.99 a yard. With an apron, you usually only need one-to-two yards of fabric, so that should not be a problem. I also get all my fabric on sale – 40% coupons come in handy.
The only thing left after that is thread and accessories (button, ribbon, etc.), which do not cost that much. (At the most, $4.)
Of course, then there’s the labor time, which (for aprons) is less than minimum wage, at a price of $5 an hour.
So the total of your apron can range from $12 to $50. I can tell you the roundabout price after you select your fabric and pattern. (Before you pay.)
Notebooks:
For notebooks, there's one flat price: $3.00 (Not including shipping. Shipping for one notebook is usually less than one dollar.)
Calendars:
For Calendars, the price ranges from $5.00 to $12 dollars. (Not including shipping. Shipping can range from less than a dollar to more than two dollars.
Scrapbooks:
Scrapbooks are never one set price. Sometimes it takes me one day to finish one, sometimes it takes me three weeks to finish one, so the time I put into it could be 3 to 15 hours. For a 8x8 scrapbook or smaller, it would probably cost about $20-30 dollars with shipping. For a larger scrapbook, it could cost up to $50 dollars, but no less than $20. You pay the shipping to get your pictures to me, or (if you don't want full-quality pictures, email them to me, and I'll print them, which you would pay for.)
Journals:
This is simple. You pay for however much the journal costs ($4 to $12), shipping ($2 to $10) and labor ($5 to $10). It could be $11 to $32. (But it probably wouldn't be $32! I try to find the best deals ever!)
Cards:
Any card, most any size, $2.50, including shipping. (Isn't that a steal?) I send the card to your address in it's envelope, in a larger envelope.
Made by You:
If you want me to make something that I do not have listed here, just send me an email, and I will see what I can do for you! If I absolutely can't make it, I have a few friends that I can refer you to!
