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As per before you would be responsible for the upfront cost of materials (this functions as a deposit)

From there, the basic package is a simple 2-ply on a sliding scale that caters to your wallet @ $0.03 - $0.06/meter

If you wanted something fancier than a 2-ply (3-ply, cable ply, etc) or you want really time intensive fibre prep, then we would discuss from there what is within your budget and seems fair for labour costs.

At the end of the day, I want everyone to have Nice Things and it is my hope that the clients who can afford to pay a little more, cover for those on a stricter budget.

Currently, I am local to The Fiber Imp and can go in person to pick up anything you want from their website.

If you have fiber on hand you want me to spin, or you wish to order from else where and have it delivered to me for processing, then lmk and we will work it out.

Payment options atm are e-transfer, direct deposit or paypal.

Since I live in Canada, I am prioritizing orders that do not have to cross the border but that does not mean I won't take US orders.

I just have no idea how to handle them so it will be a learning process for everyone!

As per before you would be responsible for the upfront cost of materials (this functions as a deposit)

From there, the basic package is a simple 2-ply on a sliding scale that caters to your wallet @ $0.03 - $0.06/meter

If you wanted something fancier than a 2-ply (3-ply, cable ply, etc) or you want really time intensive fibre prep, then we would discuss from there what is within your budget and seems fair for labour costs.

At the end of the day, I want everyone to have Nice Things and it is my hope that the clients who can afford to pay a little more, cover for those on a stricter budget.

Currently, I am local to The Fiber Imp and can go in person to pick up anything you want from their website.

If you have fiber on hand you want me to spin, or you wish to order from else where and have it delivered to me for processing, then lmk and we will work it out.

Payment options atm are e-transfer, direct deposit or paypal.

Since I live in Canada, I am prioritizing orders that do not have to cross the border but that does not mean I won't take US orders.

I just have no idea how to handle them so it will be a learning process for everyone!