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HI Rainy Day. Thanks for your reply. The quilting frame looks interesting. I know I wouldn't have enough room for it in my house though. Good luck with it. Let me know how you go with it.
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Hi. Well I guess I am fortunate that I live in Australia after all. My quilt is 108 inches by 120 inches , so its really too big to manage on my machine. I've even thought of hand quilting it, but that would take me years.
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Thanks for your reply. That makes me feel a lot better now. Maybe I will just pay the $270 she is asking and be happy with it.
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HI there. And thanks
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Hello, and welcome from Idaho!
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Welcome to the board from Southern California!!!
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Ouch! That's a stiff price. You will just have to learn to do it yourself! You'll find lots of tips on this board to help you along the way!
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WELCOME FROM PHILADELPHIA, HOME OF BROTHERLY LOVE!
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May isn't very far away. Congratulations. Hope all goes well
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Originally Posted by dotgreen
Wish I lived in the USA. It costs me $3 a square foot to have anything quilted here, with just a basic all over pattern.
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Hello from WV and Welcome to the group
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Hello and welcome from Japan!!!
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Originally Posted by dotgreen
Thanks for your reply. That makes me feel a lot better now. Maybe I will just pay the $270 she is asking and be happy with it.
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Welcome from Kansas
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It sounds like a fair price. A lot goes into just getting your quilt on the machine, and then making sure everything lines up as she quilts it. it's more time consuming that most realize.
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Thanks,. I agree. I have been buying all of my fabrics from USA too. It's great being able to view them all on the internet as well, without having to spend hours agonising in a quilt shop!
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Dot, the one I am getting folds into bags - our house is small too, so I will set it up, quilt the quilt, then back into it's bags.
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