Price is always my major consideration. If its more than I want to pay I look elsewhere. I don't expect to always get what I want from one source. My fabric searches are always extensive. BUT when I find something I know I will like I buy yardage.
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Price is always my major consideration. If its more than I want to pay I look elsewhere. I don't expect to always get what I want from one source. My fabric searches are always extensive. BUT when I find something I know I will like I buy yardage.
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Quality, quality, and then quality. I can't stand cheap fabrics and throw away the crappy stuff if I get it in a swap. Color, yes, and cost last.
Judi in Ohio
1. quality
2. price
3. color
Though this was a hard decisions to put in order
Erin
Quality...price...color...NO PINKED EDGES
quality and color
Carmen E.
There has to be a decent balance between quality, color and price. If has a rough feel to it, you couldn't pay me to take it home. Precuts are a wonderful short cut for busy quilters but they absolutely need to be accurate. If you are setting up a mail order business, do everything you can to keep the shipping prices as low as possible. Good luck with your future business.
For me Color and Quality.
My list of importance is also quality color price. I rarely buy precuts and most of us lament that our scraps seem to multiply like bunnies overnight so find it hard to believe there would be much of a market anywhere for such small precuts as 1 and 1 1/2" strips. I have an overabundance of these in my scrap bin sorted by value waiting to make log cabins. I probably have enough to make several log cabin quilts! Highly recommend you research the need for those sizes before cutting them up.
Quality
Color
Price
Good luck to you. What an exciting adventure for you!
SEW MUCH FUN!
1. Quality
2. Color
3. Price
I don't know how to do that.....YET!
LIFE IS ABOUT USING THE WHOLE BOX OF CRAYONS.
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