Farmall Cub

Denny ('60 Lo-Boy) wrote: It cost about $400 dollars to make, not counting the time it took. I love to quilt, not only for the beautiful product, but also it is a great stress reliever.
Candy

Candy,
Since my wife quilts as a business, I am glad to see that some folks out there understand how much money and time is involved. A high quality quilt takes time to make and materials are not cheap. A lot of people think about those that are made in China and think all quilts should be priced accordingly ! Not !!

Mr E wrote:

Denny ('60 Lo-Boy) wrote: It cost about $400 dollars to make, not counting the time it took. I love to quilt, not only for the beautiful product, but also it is a great stress reliever.
Candy

Candy,
Since my wife quilts as a business, I am glad to see that some folks out there understand how much money and time is involved. A high quality quilt takes time to make and materials are not cheap. A lot of people think about those that are made in China and thing all quilts should be priced accordingly ! Not !!

Just goes to show You get what you pay for

I was on the wat to Bill Hudson's pig roast and found the quilt rack that I've been looking for.It took a year.Yard sale to boot.$15.00.Can ya belive it.Got home and put my dads quilt on display,instead of sitting in a closet.My parents were in town and got to see it on the rack.Sometimes ya have to wait for the right deal.Need to find the local quiltting club and get involved.Kevin ps I knew Ellen had been on this post hahaha!!!

Hi, these are a couple of tied quilts that I (cubsarah) recently made. One I embroidered the front.

My wife has been quilting for several years. She has made 50+ quilts. We have pictures of 40. Did not keep a record of some of the early ones or repeat designs. She has hand quilted almost all of them. She made this one for me in 1994.