getting quilts quilted professionally
04-19-2011, 03:45 AM
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Location: virginia
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hiya from virginia...
as i have only done small projects (i.e. sampler blocks, baby blankets)i have yet to find out how much LAQ is here...
however that sounds very pricey...
how does the price average out to ship it to the US to get it LAQ? would it be any cheaper to do so when you factor in the shipping costs to/from
as i have only done small projects (i.e. sampler blocks, baby blankets)i have yet to find out how much LAQ is here...
however that sounds very pricey...
how does the price average out to ship it to the US to get it LAQ? would it be any cheaper to do so when you factor in the shipping costs to/from
04-19-2011, 03:57 AM
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that might seem like alot...but when you think about the people here in the states that charge 2 1/2 cents a square inch---there are 144 square inches in a square foot---so that comes out to $3.60 a square foot- you are getting a good deal at $3.00
so, don't feel too bad about what you are paying- seems to be a norm all over.
so, don't feel too bad about what you are paying- seems to be a norm all over.
04-19-2011, 05:44 AM
#19
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Originally Posted by Rainy Day
http://www.brindabellaquilting.com.a...g_systems.html
Just bought one of these - will let you know what they are like. I figured it was cheaper than sending out quilts, and I will probably take it to guild sit and sew days and hire it out to others (at a very reasonable rate!)
BTW - Hi from Melbourne. Is it warm in Taree this week?
Just bought one of these - will let you know what they are like. I figured it was cheaper than sending out quilts, and I will probably take it to guild sit and sew days and hire it out to others (at a very reasonable rate!)
BTW - Hi from Melbourne. Is it warm in Taree this week?
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