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Thread: need to Know how to figure the cost of quilting atop

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    Member grannyjan's Avatar
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    Hi
    hope I worded this right
    per sq in of quilt x the price and divied ?
    if not could some one tell me

    thanks for the help

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    Super Member snipforfun's Avatar
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    When I price a quilt I triple the cost of fabric at current per yard prices, add in long arm quilting cost, batting, embellishments,etc. If you want to know the value of a quilt, there are professional quilt appraisers. Very often they can be found at quilt shows. Good idea to have an appraisal for insurance coverage.

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    Depends on how they are charging. Usually it is the length in inches times the width in inches times the price per square inch.

    So if your quilt was 40 X 60 and they were charging $0.02 per square inch it would be:
    40 X 60 = 2400 square inches
    times .02 = $48.00

    If they are charging per square yard it's a different number. There may also be addtional charges or a minimum charge.

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    Long arm quilters are not cheap. :)

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    I have a pricing chart from the LQS that I am going to bring mine into. Baby Size 45x60 is 45.00 Queen 90x102 95.00 and King Size 110.00 oh and the lapsize 65.00

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    if the quilter charges by the square inch:

    width X length X price per sq inch

    so a baby quilt that is 30 X 40 would be:

    30 X 40= 1200 X price per sq inch (maybe $0.015)=

    18.00. Most long armers have a minimum charge.

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    thanks for the help

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