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ptquilts 05-05-2011 08:14 AM

I am wondering why the person wants one, are they going to wash and dry it (sterilize it) after every use? Isn't this the reason they have the disposable paper ones? Are they used anywhere besides in surgery?

I can remember when hospitals had autoclaves to sterilize everything, now, the last time I had stitches removed they were going to throw out the stainless steel scissors they had used!! Now you know I spoke up and took those home - they are excellent!!

auntmag 05-05-2011 08:56 AM

I use the less expensive cottons from Walmart or other similar discount stores.

Originally Posted by lynnsim
Thanks, auntmag, for your reply. I'm going to try one today. Do you use cottons?


lynnsim 05-08-2011 10:18 AM

I have an appointment with the buyer. Was wondering what I would charge? I need a price if I furnish the fabric and a price if she furnishes the fabric?

auntmag 05-08-2011 11:38 AM

If they furnish fabric and elastic, I charge $5. If I furnish everything, I charge $7.50.

Originally Posted by lynnsim
I have an appointment with the buyer. Was wondering what I would charge? I need a price if I furnish the fabric and a price if she furnishes the fabric?


rismstress 05-08-2011 03:23 PM

I have made and sold these for years. The going price is $10 if you supply the fabric. It takes 3/4 of a yard to cut the circle and the band. If you cut them right, you can get two from one yard. They also cost $10-$15 from a scrub supply catalogue.
We don't like the paper hats because they are ugly, make everyone look the same (and we all want to be ourselves), and the elastic on the paper hats leaves an ugly ring on your forehead.
Good luck- these can be fun to do.
Cheryl

jeank 05-08-2011 03:29 PM

I have a friend that makes these in holiday or sports fabric and does a great business.

Jean

lynnsim 05-08-2011 04:28 PM

Thanks for the responses. I did cut out a pattern today; now, I need to make one.


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