Price for LongArm Quilting

Reply Subscribe

Page 2 of 2

Thread Tools

06-27-2011, 06:16 PM

#11

clynns

Senior Member

Join Date: Mar 2011

Location: Columbus, Ohio

Posts: 837

Quote:

Originally Posted by quiltyfeelings

Quote:

Originally Posted by babyfireo4

QuiltE is right. It also depends on the size of the quilt. Some charge by the sq foot other by the sq in.
Ours in town charges .015 per square in. So I'm working on a 110x110 so that's 12100 x .015= $181.50 to have it quilted. Hope that helps

'Im in Texas and this is what I charge for all over. .02. Batting is included in this price. All I need from customers is the quilt top and the prepared backing. I can do the binding, but it's not my preference. I generally charge a flat $25 to do the binding.

That's a real good price for doing the binding. It very hard on the hands. Once I start I can count on my hands hurting for about a week. Of course, that's after 3-4 days of doing the binding. Getting old sucks.

06-28-2011, 05:58 AM

#12

quilter1430

Senior Member

Join Date: Sep 2010

Location: Wisconsin

Posts: 391

Quote:

Originally Posted by txstitcher

I'm scared of the binding! LOL

I'm posting a pic under Pictures right now!

Oh no! Don't be scared of the binding! It's quite simple, actually! The time-consuming thing about it is doing the hand-sewing on the back, but that's very relaxing ... a good thing to do while watching TV. Plus, there is lots and lots of online help with how to do mitered corners, which is nothing to be scared of!