White Crib Skirt

This is not my quilt, but I had a very similar one. I have the same panel before the printing on the back, except I just white binding around the edges. The yellow stripe on the forehead on mine was sewn by hand. I want to sell that I have, but I do not know what price is reasonable, especially after watching this one and another of the front etsy.com same time, I'm making quilts for babies sell some of them fitted sheet to go with them, some do not. I thought about the quilt, a fitted sheet, flat sheet and maybe a ruffle or skirt, whatever you want to call it. What would be reasonable to ask the quilt and sheet set fitten, and for a set of 4 pieces. I do not want to seem greedy, but I'm making a little money by selling them. I work from home.

What kind of quilt you made? This would make a difference in price. Just lines point-in-the-ditch and right? Dotted outline quilting is worth more.

A quilt made from a panel is worth almost as much as a quilt High who has been reconstituted. Panels can be bought for money too, and put in place for not too long. So I would say, first of all, if you make a business out of it, do not make more of it by hand. You can always say it's "handmade", even if your hands are using a sewing machine. This will save you lots of time.

A "hand quilted" Quilt Pottery Barn, which is the size of a crib is about $ 50. I think your group could make quilts for $ 40 at most. Then, simply add the price leaves and everything you want to include - Add your costs and mark sheets of 20% for your profit. (Of course, if you can find someone to sell you sheets of large, when you mark them up 20%, it will be cheaper and sell better.)

Good luck with your new business! I quilt, but once I make a quilt, I can not emotionally let go of it, or put a price on it. I wish I could make money off of it though!

I would say between 40-100. According to the buyer, and / or shipping price. If you go to a 4 set piece, I would say between 100-130. You can try to put it on craigslist and say in the ad to a offfer, and see what you get. Take pictures of whatever you are doing and to include them. With craigslist you do not have a cost ad as you would on eBay. I wish you much luck

This quilt ... Not even good enough to wipe my buttcrack with.

Ok .. If I had to wait for a baby .. Maybe .... $ 25, but more than likely someone else would buy it for her in the shower .. and maybe pay $ 30.

I suppose this is a sign that you have printed and quilted with more fabric. If you sell all together then I would say probably about $ 40. I'm sorry to say this, but as someone who has been there can tell you there's not much you can do from home doing this. Ebay is an option to try or you can create a free site to sell your crafts. I wish you good luck. Sadia

$ 20 max. but even then I'd have buyer's remorse ...

Nevermind ... didn't sorry, I read carefully.

hand sewn quilt: 50-80 ... perhaps a little more to support the artisan:)

With sheets and crib skirt: 100.easy. perhaps more.

Can not be what you want to hear, but why not try the sale of a store like the Bay? They are interested in products unique handmade like that.