Fritzy

I finally finished my quilts & was wondering if anybody has found the cheapest way to send them back? Will post pictures soon.

Bottle Blonde

I sent a box containing 2 quilts on Saturday. I mailed it thru the post office - 5 day service from the Atlanta area was a little over $8.00. I thought that was a bit much - so next time I will price UPS. I guess I should have gotten a flat rate box for US Postal Service, but I didn't think about it until I was already there with the box I had packed up at home.

susiequilt

I haen't mailed mine yet but i think the flat rate box for 2 quilts is about $10.80 so you did good at $8.

dkbeck

i mailed mine with the free mailers from the post office. i got 4 in the bigger box and it was $11 and change. they have several sizes and prices. just ask at the counter for them.

SherriB

I mailed 4 quilts back just before Christmas and used UPS. It was cheaper than USPS. The cost was around $13.00 or so and it included delivery confirmation and insurance, which always costs extra at the post office.

iamsogone

sometimes ups is cheaper they give you more services for less in my opinion

littlehud

I used a flat rate envelope for mine.

Lostn51

I know this makes me sound dumb as a box of rocks but I need the address to send the quilts back. I some how tossed out the page with the address when I cleaned up my studio after my last project and now I cant figure out where to send them.


Billy

Ditter43

Return quilt to:
Quilts for Kids inc.
11 Effingham Rd.
Yardley, Pa. 19067


Ditter