Thread: Here's how you find what it's really worth - your quilt!

I copied the URL and it doesn't work. There is no such link. And I can't find anything like that from their home page (deleting everything after .com)

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charsuewilson, I did a copy and paste and it worked.

Thanks for the link....

Good link, and as an accountant, and many times invloved in production costs, makes sense. But putting a price on your time, that is the catch.

Originally Posted by MartiMorga

Good link, and as an accountant, and many times invloved in production costs, makes sense. But putting a price on your time, that is the catch.

Find out what sewing goes for in your city. You know, bridal gowns, alterations, mending, etc. In my area in 1991, it was $25 per hour. Now, 20 years later, it must be at least $30 to $35, wouldn't you say?

Originally Posted by cricket_iscute

Find out what sewing goes for in your city. You know, bridal gowns, alterations, mending, etc. In my area in 1991, it was $25 per hour. Now, 20 years later, it must be at least $30 to $35, wouldn't you say?

Check with the larger department stores and/or your drycleaners for what they charge for "alterations".

Thanks for the info.