Pricing question on pre-cuts
#23
Way too pricey for the rolls. Even tho you and the staff would have to make time, I think it would be a wise investment with the Accuquilt Studio cutter and start with the 2 1/2" strip and 5" dies to make your own bundles. You could even rent it out for customers to use after a quick class on procedure and safety. Some even have a personal Go cutter and are selling the die-cuts.
#24
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Charm pack - 40 5" squares = 2/3 yards
Candy Bar - 80 2-1/2 x 5 strips = 1-1/3 yards
Jelly Roll - 40 2-1/2 x WOF strips = 2-3/4 yards
Layer Cake - 40 10" squares = 2-3/4 yards
Honey Bun - 40 1-1/2 x WOF strips = 1.8 yards
Turnover - 40 6" squares = 1 yard
Keep those figures in mind when buying precuts. However, having the strips and squares on hand in many, many different fabrics is also convenient.
Candy Bar - 80 2-1/2 x 5 strips = 1-1/3 yards
Jelly Roll - 40 2-1/2 x WOF strips = 2-3/4 yards
Layer Cake - 40 10" squares = 2-3/4 yards
Honey Bun - 40 1-1/2 x WOF strips = 1.8 yards
Turnover - 40 6" squares = 1 yard
Keep those figures in mind when buying precuts. However, having the strips and squares on hand in many, many different fabrics is also convenient.
#26
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Originally Posted by merrylouw
I agree with the rest of the ladies; it's too expensive. I don't want to pay that much of a premium just for the convenience of having it precut for me.
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