Daisy Dew

So nice of you Don that is quite a project. Lovely work.

linmid

Am most interested in seeing what you charged.

maggie_1936

don't know about price but it's pretty

Gannyrosie

I know when I made my GFG the hex's were not that small, and it took me 9 months from beginning to end, but that was almost everyday working on it. I still have a quilt that keeps getting off and on the frame, Next year I'm determined to finish it. My last HQ'd quilt was for the 2014 Quilt for quilters swap. I put lots of hours doing it. I love seeing a quilt hand quilted. As far as price, it's what you feel your time is worth. For me, if it's not family, then you're going to have to pay. If it's for family or a very good friend, then my time is my gift ( but if you want to pay me something then i'll accept it). I know one thing, people feel intimidated when you advise them the time it takes to do one, and then they don't want to pay. My figure on that size of quilt would be around 700-1000.

MargeD

You are very brave, but then I've only hand quilted one quilt, over 25 years ago for my daughter, the one and only full size quilt I have hand quilted, then carpal tunnel prevented me from doing any more quilts that I hand quilted, I learned to machine quilt.

duckydo

I applaud you Don, I would not tackle that. be sure and post finished pictures

pjnesler

If someone asked me to do it, and I had no idea what to charge, I'd give a figure I could live with good bad or otherwise. $800 was my thought. If they thought that was too much, that would be fine with me - no quilting. If they wanted to go with my price, I'd do the best job I could no mater how long it took...

tessagin

My problem with any hand stitching is if the project is big enough, I end up napping with it.

tessagin

BTW beautiful work!

AnnEliz

God Bless you and Good Luck! I'm a hand quilter and I know what this will take, however, you were smart in the way you are quilting it. No matter what you charge, it is never enough if it is hand quilted.