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Old 12-10-2012, 04:52 PM
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maryb119
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Originally Posted by cjtinkle
I no longer quilt for hire, but here's my take on it. You're paying a professional to QUILT your quilt, not make repairs or clean up a mess. I consider a wavy border part of the job, but not seaming yardage for backing, trimming stray threads, pressing, etc. If you want your longarmer to do a beautiful and professional job, then give her your best effort.
I totally agree! My mom is a long arm quilter and she has shown me some tops that just will not lay flat. They are hard to quilt and have them look good. Yes, extra charges should be charged if the quilter has to do more than just quilt. The people who are patiently wiating for their turn should not have to wait any longer than they have to. for thiers to be finished.
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