How much would you charge to make this?
#41
Originally Posted by applique
Originally Posted by quiltilicious
Originally Posted by ktbb
This is information I got a couple of years ago for pricing custom quilts. It might work for you.
Basic price for custom quilts is $15/square foot of finished quilt. This cost includes fabric, preparation, piecing, quilting and finishing. Price can vary depending on complexity of block pattern, preparation time, complexity of quilting, etc. Price can also vary (decrease) if customer provides own fabric.
Basic price for custom quilts is $15/square foot of finished quilt. This cost includes fabric, preparation, piecing, quilting and finishing. Price can vary depending on complexity of block pattern, preparation time, complexity of quilting, etc. Price can also vary (decrease) if customer provides own fabric.
And that doesn't include "custom design" fees, either. Hmmm...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/voxwoma...70979/sizes/l/
This pricing discussion has been very enlightening. It's really difficult to know what to ask. I had never thought to base fees on the square footage of a quilt before, but I will now :-)
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Originally Posted by ktbb
This is information I got a couple of years ago for pricing custom quilts. It might work for you.
Basic price for custom quilts is $15/square foot of finished quilt. This cost includes fabric, preparation, piecing, quilting and finishing. Price can vary depending on complexity of block pattern, preparation time, complexity of quilting, etc. Price can also vary (decrease) if customer provides own fabric.
Basic price for custom quilts is $15/square foot of finished quilt. This cost includes fabric, preparation, piecing, quilting and finishing. Price can vary depending on complexity of block pattern, preparation time, complexity of quilting, etc. Price can also vary (decrease) if customer provides own fabric.
#46
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Originally Posted by hcarpanini
http://www.timetoquilt.com/quilts.htm Its called October Sky
#48
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That is why I only make quilts for family. I could never charge what they are really worth. When someone asks me to make something for them I just tell them that they don't have enough money to buy the love that I put into my Grandkids quilts.
#49
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I have made this quilt. It is my avatar. It is very labor intensive. I also handquilted the one I did and I gave it to my oldest son. He treasures it. I have no idea what I would charge to make it for a customer. Let me say this, I love the pattern, the finished product, but I would never make another one. Really think about it before you set a price. It will take you sometime to complete it.
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