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Old 06-19-2012, 11:31 AM
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Originally Posted by TanyaL View Post
On another thread I thought the best suggestion was to have the person provide the fabrics and batting according to your yardage requirements, charge what a LA does to quilt that size plus what you want for labor to make the top. It cuts down down on the "shock value". the store sets the price for the fabric. The prevelant going LA rates set your price for quilting. All you set individually is your labor for cutting and piecing the top. That's the only part of the price of the quilt that could be argued about with you.
Great idea... I love this calculating..
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