Since I have to wait until tomorrow for my fabric shipment, I have decided to pin this quilt tonight, and start the quilting! Hopefully I’ll finish it in the next few hours and have pics posted in the morning. I’m just stitching in the ditch on it to accent the blockiness of the 8-bit, but I kind of still want to stipple to round the edges a bit. I’m not sure. Haha. I guess I’ll figure it out soon though! Wish me luck!
Since the mail was halted because of the snow, I’m stuck starting another sewing project instead of doing the Viking’s Quilt. So while I’m going through my fabric looking for something to jump out at me, you guys can listen to what I am listening to.
Tomorrow Never Knows — The Beatles
So, the person who I had originally picked has gotten back to me, and they have respectfully declined, so that means I am re-drawing! So on Friday I will once again pick a new person to take home one of my gorgeous quilts! If picked, just tell me 2 to 3 colors and I’ll make you a modern throw quilt and all will be well! I’m excited!
This one is really directed at all of my fellow quilters and crafters out there. How do YOU price your quilts? I’ve heard a lot of different things from a lot of different people, but I’m kind of in this boat right now, where my prices were cheaper, but as I get busier I have to start raising them. How should I do it? What should I take into account? Any tips or advice would be super helpful!
Especially These 2 quilts. The one with the blue frame took about a total of 10 hours and 50 dollars worth of supplies, and the one with the black border took about 15 to 20 hours and about 60 dollars worth of supplies.
Eric The Quilter 