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You brought something to my mind that I should look at. What a job.
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I don't want to.
I don't want to admit to myself and others just how much I have. :o) |
In my case - there are two values for what i have -
What i paid for items then - What it would cost to replace everything at today's prices. One could take pictures of some of the stuff and keep the pictures off- site. You might ctonsider dealing with one category at a time - Fabric Machines Cutting equipment Rulers Books and patterns Batting Pressing equipment Craft table Needles and pins Quilting equipment - long arm, frames Storage - shelves, drawers, totes Miscellaneous If one does embroidery, or other embellishments, there are more categories |
LAM $16, 000
Bernina $ 3,000 fabric $10,000 Horn table $500. Chair $250. other stuff $500. Rulers, mats, scissors, gadgets, computer programs This is a collection of over 25 years of quilting. peace |
Yikes:
Long Arm & frame $9,000 LA threads $1,200 & templates $500 Quattro 2 and programs $8,000 Emb Designs $3,500 Emb Threads $2,500 Stablizers & other accessories $2,500 Little Brother Mach $200 Pfaff Sewing $2,500 Desks/Chairs/Cabinets $2,500 Fabric, yardage, precuts & kits $9,500 to $12,000 Patterns/Books $2,500 Irons/Boards/Crochet/Knitting/Rulers/Mats/Suitcases/Ott Lites/Accu-cut/Templates/Electric Quilt /etc etc $5,000 Laptop for just Embroidery $1,500 TV & Stereo $1,500 Scary when you think about it itemized |
It so depends on how much you really keep in your "stash"....It could easily be somewhere between $5-10 thousand! No clue how much fabric you had...just know that insurance companies never "overpay"...I would figure $10 a yard, and go from there.
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It is apparent that your insurance agent does not sew or quilt. Itemized list of fabrics? Get real...
Originally Posted by maryb119
(Post 7029480)
My insurance agent wants an itemized list of my fabrics and sewing supplies. I don't know how I am going to do that since the list is always changing. I took an quilt appraisal in to add a rider on the home owners insurance policy. If the house is demolished, the insurance will give me about $30 per quilt tp buy a new "blanket" with. My insurance agent was floored when I handed him the appraisal. He had no idea what a quilt was worth.
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Has your agent told you about owner's negligence ? Better ask what that entails pertaining to your policy. I was so mad at our agent for not telling us about it I changed insurance companies. It would have taken him two minutes to point it out on our policy and it took me all day to read the policy and find out what it meant. The new agent told us up front about it before we asked.
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For an experiment, I was wondering now much fabric I could get in a 12 x 16 x 12 inch box.
Approximately 109 yards of " regular" quilting cotton fabric - which weighed approximately 30.5 pounds. |
I have NO idea but I'm sure it would be probably $10,000 at least.
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