Please help me decide quilts worth.
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I would go at least $300-$350. Whoever is interested may come back and want another one made. I think 2-1/2 times the amount of the fabric is good. You could always start at $400 and come
down. If you were near Lancaster, Pa., it would be $600-$700. Don't be shy, ask for it.
down. If you were near Lancaster, Pa., it would be $600-$700. Don't be shy, ask for it.
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The price of a quilt is always too little or too much, I think. You might want to check www.quiltsforsale.com to compare your quilt with others. I was a bit surprised to see what some of the quilts fetched and so many of them are awesome and also many fairly plain. If I'd done your quilt, I'd want $300.
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nice quilt! wait until you tell them the price and find out they were thinking about $35.00! I made a SBS one for a lady at work and the fabric cost about $100.00 but i only told her it would be $50.00. She refused to buy it!! duh! I finally sold it to another worker for $75.00. sigh. never again.
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The price of a quilt is always too little or too much, I think. You might want to check www.quiltsforsale.com to compare your quilt with others. I was a bit surprised to see what some of the quilts fetched and so many of them are awesome and also many fairly plain. If I'd done your quilt, I'd want $300.
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