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Very true. I guess I was saying I would not expect it to bleed.
Originally Posted by Neesie
(Post 6995854)
Most non-quilters have never heard of Synthropol.
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I remember from a marketing class I attended once stated that rule of 3.
1. Cost of materials 2. Labor 3. Profit = Total price Materials $20.00 + Labor $20.00 + Profit $20.00 In a sentence triple the cost of materials This has worked for me |
Originally Posted by ManiacQuilter2
(Post 6994291)
It is very difficult to put a value on a quilt. For just straight stitching, 3 cents an inch is high even in my area of So CA. The few LAQ charge 1 cents for an overall pattern. Depends on your area. You might want to do research on fabric stores online that may have some quilts for sale. I have known a few quilt shops owners, and their samples rarely sold for the price they should have. I use to quilt for others on my Bernina 1530 over a decade ago, and I charge $8 an hour. I kept track of my time signing in and out on an index card. Good Luck !
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Originally Posted by GrannieAnnie
(Post 6996060)
Maybe I read the original post incorrectly, but I thought she meant pricing the quilt itself at .03 per square in. Her fabric, her batting, her piecing, her backing and her quilting.
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Locally I would have to pay $84.00 to have all over quilting done, nothing fancy. This is 1.5 cents an inch. I'd probably pay 1cent for straight line quilting.
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Thank you for taking the time to reply.
I appreciate the input. You have given me lots of good advice. |
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