I've just looked at Karenfae's "Finished my second Dear Jane top!" post in this section. The quilt is absolutely beautiful, and I cannot imagine how many hours it took to just piece the top. What I am wondering is, if you have a spectacular quilt like this, do you insure it? This is one of those almost never achievable quilts to me and I just wondered if any of you took out extra insurance on something like this? It's amazing.
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If I owned quilts like some I have seen, I would definitely take out the extra insurance for them :D:D:D
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I just need insurance on my stash!
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I would definitely insure my quilt you put a lot of time and money on a beautiful quilt it is a treasure that would be very hard to replace.
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Funny this came up, I met with my insurance agent today.
Insurance will only pay on a completed quilt if there is an appraisal. On your incomplete quilts, the insurance is on the value of your fabrics IF you have receipts. |
Originally Posted by Shelley
Funny this came up, I met with my insurance agent today.
Insurance will only pay on a completed quilt if there is an appraisal. On your incomplete quilts, the insurance is on the value of your fabrics IF you have receipts. |
I give most all of my quilts away, thereby leaving the insurance question to the recipient! The few I keep are mostly scrap quilts so it wouldn't be difficult to do more.
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Originally Posted by Shelley
Funny this came up, I met with my insurance agent today.
Insurance will only pay on a completed quilt if there is an appraisal. On your incomplete quilts, the insurance is on the value of your fabrics IF you have receipts. |
I talked to my insurance agent about this, he said I had to have each quilt appraised for the value. It was a good ides to keep all reciepts for the fabric, too.
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Originally Posted by ghostrider
Originally Posted by Shelley
Funny this came up, I met with my insurance agent today.
Insurance will only pay on a completed quilt if there is an appraisal. On your incomplete quilts, the insurance is on the value of your fabrics IF you have receipts. On professional LA sites, this issue has been discussed a lot. Get your special quilts appraised by a certified quilt appraiser. This is especially important if you are shipping a quilt to a quilt show. You can buy all the insurance you want - but they won't pay without an appraisal. |
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