sylvia77

I think $500.oo sounds good to me.

garysgal

I made a quilt which was traded for a new machine that my husband wanted and the person seemed to be ok with the trade. It was lap or twin size and I had no idea what it was worth. I've never made a quilt for anyone and got paid for it: I usually give them away, so please don't everyone yell at me... but it is ok to ask them what they would be comfortable paying for the quilt? Then see how far they are off?

sewmary

They will "want" to pay what they see in stores. About 49.95 tops! And that is expensive.

Suzannew

I wonder if they told you what they wanted...you figure what is needed and sent them to the store for the basics you say get 8 Tass this 2 yards that, thread....... And charge for your time, then they get an idea how much quilting really cost. Just an idea. I'm still a newbie so it takes me a long time to CORRECTLY complete a qui

Kim Bohannon

I would definately tell her how much you thing the supplies are going to cost, then ask her how much she is willing to give you for your labor... maybee a balpark of the hours you think it will take to make the quilt... that's what I would do, or ask for around $800 especially if you are hand appliqueing...