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I just made a PopUP and it cost me about $18 for the pattern, fabric, and safety pins (didn't have any :)). I would agree that $10 would probably be fair. There is a gal that is selling pincushions at one of the LQS (stacked type) for around $20 and thread catchers with a pincushion for around $25 or $30.
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Originally Posted by Tartan
(Post 7488121)
You are right in thinking you will never get what they are worth. I might put a fat quarter in them and charge $10?
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I made one as a gift & it took forever. Yours are very nicely done.
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Great idea as they are really beautiful. You did a really nice job. I made baskets and it took a long time also with some hand sewing.
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Must go and buy A box of Pringles.
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Yes possibly $10 since it is charity
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Originally Posted by DOTTYMO
(Post 7489790)
Must go and buy A box of Pringles.
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$8-10, max. You will never recover the cost of all your time, no matter what the market.
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Originally Posted by JENNR8R
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I saw this YouTube video on how to make a thread catcher and had to make some for me. I used a bread crumb can for the diameter. When I cut the 1/2" slices out of the can, I had enough to make 13 thread catchers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbOflNoEYLc I don't need that many so I am going to donate the excess to the local quilt show boutique. They have asked for a suggested price. My response is that whatever price you put on it, it's not enough. I have been working on these for months. They are all hand sewn and take a long time to finish. If you saw this at the boutique, how much would you be willing to pay for one? |
Originally Posted by ManiacQuilter2
(Post 7488349)
Very nicely done. I made these thread catchers that were triangle in shape and much easier to make.
http://needlingthings.blogspot.com/2...d-catcher.html |
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