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Old 02-09-2017, 03:31 PM
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ClydeneBalke
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Originally Posted by RST View Post
I would not want to skimp on stabilizer. Have you made t-shirt quilts without it? I think AStitchintime above me is correct that inferior materials are going to translate into more time investment on your part to get a passable end result.

Another idea to consider -- if people are reluctant to pay what you need to charge for quality materials in a tshirt quilt, what if you offer them other cheaper alternatives-- pillow covers, smaller wall hangings, throws with tshirt motifs foundation pieced to fleece, even baby clothing or hats made from special t-shirts. Keep the actual quilt a quality item, but make cheaper novelty fun things that those who can't or won't spend on a full quilt can enjoy.
I like this idea. Make the price less by making a smaller product rather than giving options on the quality. I would be concerned that the cheaper materials aren't going to wear as well and you might get complaints down the road. Or worse, they complain to friends, but not to you.
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