My grandma was making a queen size quilt for me before she passed away years ago. well it still needs to be binded and quilted together. I found a person here in town that does this and will charge me $70 to quilt and $60 to do the binding=$130. Just wondering if anyone knows if this is a good price or not? Has anyone paid someone else to do the quilting for them?
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To me that is a good price. I had a twin done for 80.00 four years ago and I had to do the binding myself.
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That sounds like a great price!
I'd also ask if the person has references so you can see what type of work they do |
Great deal from where I stand.
My long arm quilter charges $75+ for a lap quilt and that doesn't include the binding. Just think of the treasure that you'll have once it's done. |
Yep, that sounds like a fair price.
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Great thanx for the info!! I thought it didn't sound to bad but I wasn't really sure. The lady had some pics on the web to show some of her work. She was a seamstress for years and now her husband and her do boat interiors, etc but bought a long arm quilter because of the need in our area for the service. I emailed her and she responded right away and asked questions and then quoted me the prices and said i could save the e-mail as my quote.
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That actually sounds like a very good price!! How much quilting is there going to be?
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Sounds like a great price to me!!
Is she including the price of the batting or do you provide that? Do you have to make the binding or just provide the fabric? |
Great price. I just paid over $200 for the long arm quilting alone, and I did the binding myself!!
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Ask to see her quilting first. You get what you pay for..... the price may be good, but that's about right for a really open meander, and I do mean open.
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