When people see a "quilt" advertised for $59.99 for any size - they think that something "home made" should cost less.
Although if paying for custom cabinets or something generally associated with "male" things like welding, they don't seem to mind coming up with the money. Go figure. |
Originally Posted by Candace
I guess I'm confused. It sounds like you're interested in selling tops, but then you're talking about including the batting and backing?? Or are you going to quilt them and sell them?
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I have the top complete, tonight i'm going to put it together and what not.
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at our local farmers market there is a lady who sells quilts all day long about the size you stated, with poly batt & backing...she sells them for $45 each. double your costs and try, but i don't know how well it will sell, it really depends on LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION. i spent one summer selling (beach quilts) they were about 60" x 72" we sold about 40 of them for $125 each...(at the same market as the $45 lady...it just depends. good luck
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Originally Posted by ckcowl
at our local farmers market there is a lady who sells quilts all day long about the size you stated, with poly batt & backing...she sells them for $45 each. double your costs and try, but i don't know how well it will sell, it really depends on LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION. i spent one summer selling (beach quilts) they were about 60" x 72" we sold about 40 of them for $125 each...(at the same market as the $45 lady...it just depends. good luck
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Pics really would help.....and you will need a pic when you post them to sell.
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I was thinking about making those... A nice soft top but the bottom more durable. Maybe put a weight in the corners to keep it flying away.
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