Thats great! I made a quilt for a lady and she has made payments. I gave the quilt to her with $145.00 to pay me. She has much $$$ but she is sending payments. I guess I am lucky?
(Appearances can be deceiving. Sometimes those who look like they are wealthy may be the most in debt.)
Yarn or Fabric
11-02-2010 07:25 AM
Good for you! I'm glad you were able to sell it.
I don't think I'd want to deal with that kind of a person anyway... I tend to tell people I'm too busy if they are a pain to deal with...
Annaquilts
11-02-2010 07:27 AM
I am so glad the quilt went home with some one who appreciates it and that you got paid for your hard work. Thanks for letting us know how this ended.
wolph33
11-02-2010 07:50 AM
thats great,I am happy for you also
oldswimmer
11-02-2010 08:10 AM
A story book ending if you ask me!
AnnaK
11-02-2010 08:16 AM
Originally Posted by charmpacksplus
I've been following this story and I have a theory. When we see something we love and can buy it right then and there, we pay the asking price. When we have to wait for something, sometimes the love can wear off and we don't want it so badly anymore, or use the money for something else.
I think that's what happened here. The one who ordered it would have bought it if it had been already made.... like the mail man did.
This is what I tell people about the things I make..... Sorry, no custom orders.
Contracts would cause me great stress.... I'm too old for that. :D
I'm so glad this got resolved so well for you. You have more than your asking price and the mailman has a quilt he loves. The original customer loses out.
Charmpacks, I totally agree. Sometimes I put things in my cart and when I review it before I leave the store, I find that I have already changed my mind and return the items to their places. I come to my senses. My dtr used to hate me doing this when we'd shop together. I guess just those few minutes of 'owning' it, was good enough for me. I am perfectly happy to walk away without the item. People are funny.
