Quilting is a time consuming act of love... and it is hard to put a price on that. Good luck. You can ask your friend to give you a price instead of the other way around.
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Dawn, you made a BEAUTIFUL quilt!! Perfect color combination!
I wouldn't have a clue about the price, what ever you charge, I know that you will be giving her a lot of love!! |
LOVE this quilt!!!! Will definitely put this on my bucket list! ha!
In regards to the pricing...did I see somewhere on this site that someone recommended 5 times the amount of the cost of the materials? That's probably too much for your friend. On the other hand if she does want to give you a fair price (one that you both agree on even if it's lower than what you might sell to others) you might consider letting her pay it out over a period of time. That way she can budget for it and stay within her means and you get paid a fair price. |
It is a beautiful quilt, but I have no idea how much you should charge her. I agree with those that said to ask her what she thinks it's worth.
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Maybe you could give her a price to pay in monthly installments. She may be able to afford your price easier and feel good about paying you a fair price.
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Originally Posted by Yarn or Fabric
That's a hard call. I would let her know how much time and the cost of your supplies and ask her what she thinks is fair.
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Sorry can't help you with a price but wanted to tell you that the quilt is soooo pretty!!!
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figure out how much you have into it; include the price of backing, batting and thread...then see if (breaking even) is enough or if you want to add a little bit for your time. even for family members i try to at least break even. it just depends on the project, the person, how much time it took...deciding to charge for a profit is a very fine line. some people say take your cost's and triple them for a retail price, some people think you should charge by your time + materials...it is different for everyone's specific situation. but at least add up your costs and try to get that much.
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How about $199.99 on time payments of 50.00 a month? Of course it's worth more. I always have negotiable terms for elders or single Mom's.
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Has she mentioned a price she can afford? If she is on a fixed income I imagine that it will be difficult for her to pay much. I guess this one will be mostly like a gift with her paying for the out of pocket materials if you want her to have it.
It is a beauty and worth much more than she can pay, I am sure. |
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