AlyssaR

Ok I need to start bringing some money into my home so i decided to sale a couple of my quilts and other projects. Problem is I don't know how much to try and sale them for. So, I need some help.

This quilt is a crib size quilt. It was pretty expensive to make because the backing is chenille. How much do you think?

NorseSal

I love your quilt, especially the fabric on the back. I do have a comment though, especially if you plan to make more crib size quilts. The one that you show has a couple of choking hazards. The buttons and the strings could both be dangerous for the curious hands of a baby or small child. Just a suggestion.

Sadiemae

I think it was been clipped and frayed after the pictures were taken.

bearisgray

Buttons are still not good things for baby quilts.

nativetexan

you could remove the buttons and tack by machine in those spots. then trim the strings and go ahead and clip the seam allowances to make it "rag".
$35.00 would be a good price someone might not mind paying . everyone is pinching pennies these days.

bjnicholson

I think $35 is a good price too. Cute quilt.

AlyssaR

I didn't mean it as a quilt for a baby but a child size maybe. It covers me quite comfortably. I will have to get it measured here soon. It is now cut and frayed.

SueDor

Cute!

ckcowl

it is difficult to actually get a good price from kid's size quilts; most people are not willing to pay more than $45-65 for a kids' quilt. i used to make game quilts by special order, i could not make one for less than $125...so i hate making them to sell, i just give them away.
your quilt although cute would probably be hard to sell for more than about $50 it is best to save the expensive fabrics for quilts that you can charge more for. you will be lucky to break even. and i know everyone has mentioned this but i'm going to add again...
buttons should not be put on kids quilts.
i have sold literally hundreds of quilts...and anything smaller than a twin i never made any money from; barely break even...or take a loss...larger than twins sold well and i could sell them for $125-$150.
there is a lady that has a booth at a local farmers market...sells quilts for $30 and tote bags/purses for $7.50; no-one around can compete with her. and it does not make a difference that she uses goodwill scraps and $1 a yard panals and the next person pays $10 a yard for their fabric. unless it is a quilter looking regular traffic just thinks you should buy from her, everyone else is over priced...so i avoid that venue...