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Originally Posted by Buckeye Rose
(Post 5713158)
Agreed 100% with all the posters who said to get the price settled before you start....I don't really think you will get anywhere near the $500, maybe not even half....most people who don't quilt have no idea of the time involved in producing a quality quilt and are shocked at suggested pricing....if you post a pic of the quilt, maybe we could help you decide on a reasonable price.
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1. Charge for fabric and supplies
2 . Charge by the hour with regard yo degree of work detail..minimum wage if "c" quality work, a dollar an hour more for " b" quality work, another dollar an hour for " a" quality work 3. Extra charge on top for degree of pizazz. Realize you'll probably be rarely paid what it's worth. 4 . The local market will dictate..if no one gets more than $50 for any quilt..you get the point. The market is often quirky...I've seen marvelous designer quilts,hand done..go for a couple off hundred bucks,along side one of my utility quilts go for the same price ( the buyer really liked deer) |
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