How much money I make Quilting a Clients quilt
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- How much money I make Quilting a Clients quilt.
I'm sharing how much money I make quilting my clients quilt. How I charge for thread and batting. I charge why I charge the way I do. What I change for quilting my clients quilt.
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I appreciate your willingness to share your wisdom from experience. You are correct about relationships and being ripped off. Both will stick with you and it’s up to each of us individually on wether it’s a positive or a negative.
You are so right!!!! People are spiritual beings! No yucky feelings, please. Life is hard enough. Honesty and fairness all the way around pays off far more than money.
You’re awesome! If I lived in your area I would definitely use your services just because of your honesty. I don’t think your prices are bad at all.
Oh thank you so much!!
Great advice, Lorena! I am new to long-arming and still struggle to decide what to charge. I have a few clients now and my work for them has run the gamut from E2E meander (.02/sqin) to custom quilting (.05/sqin). So far my clients have been very happy with my work and the price I charged them, so I guess I'm on the right track! Love your channel! :)
Thank you so much for taking your time to hang with me!
You're so right about pricing, and thanks for sharing your method. Everyone knows, that if you're going to stay in business, you have to make a profit. BUT --- I will patronize a business or artisan if they are genuine and charge a fair price EVEN IF it's more expensive. You can buy a product, but you can't buy craftsmanship/the artist's eye or a loving attitude. Yes, I say "loving" because an artisan really wants the client to enjoy and appreciate the work that you've done for them, at a fair price. And, like you say -work with your clients! What's that saying - "They may forget what you said - but they will never forget how you made them feel." Make your clients feel wonderful!
Thank you so much!
Thanks for a great video; very helpful. In the 70's, I was making & selling crib quilts and/or covers, nap-time covers for little kids & doll cover & pillow sets, which I mostly gave as gifts. When people saw them, they all wanted the same for their kids. Once I had a problem with a customer, who I did not know who found me selling at a church bazaar. She ordered a doll cover/pillow set, patchwork in white & peach fabrics. Covers were 20" x 11" w/an appropriately sized doll pillow, all lined in cotton or cotton-poly, trimmed all around with lace & were utterly charming. The two-item set I priced at $8.00 (special order) which she thought was a good price. I did not say anything about "special orders" at all but items on the sale table were all priced at $6.00/set. She gave me half down & it was ready in a few days as promised. But when she wouldn't return my calls or answer post card reminders I mailed, until 6-7 months later, I wouldn't return her money or give her the set. She stopped by without her child & had no reason for her behavior other than she was busy! She was a bit huffy but did understand. So just giving a set price, without itemizing items like thread separately, is the best way to go if it can be managed. I had one price for crib sets, one for nap sets & one for doll sets except for that one customer who was charged two dollars extra because I had to source peach-colored fabrics & she wanted it fast. I'm thinking of doing that all again now that retirement is here.
I just found your channel and WOW I just love it! You are SO right about treating clients well so that they continue to come back. Great video!
Yes thank you so much..
Thank you for this video! It answered a lot of questions and let me know what to expect when I look to have a quilt professionally finished ☺️
Yes!!! Their some great longarmer out there...
Thank you thank you thank you!! I love your videos and I think all of your followers would agree that we are grateful for this particular topic!
thank you.
Praise Yah for your gentle spirit and talent--just like how those who crafted the tabernacle and its holy contents were blessed with their skills.
Thank you for being so kind!
I love how open and honest you are! I read all the comments so far and it still re-affirms to me that quilting will always be my hobby and not my business. I wish I could send my quilts to you to quilt but it will have to wait. For now I can only afford to do it on my domestic machines but as soon as I have a "real job" I'll be sending you business because I live in the DFW area. Happy quilting!
Thank you so much!
I have been quilting for 2 years. I still charge a set amount for a certain size with one applique. They are always custom. I don't make money, but love what I do. Loved your video! I have been thinking of revamping my charges. I have lots of return customers. But I stick to large squares or simple patterns. I don't do beautiful scroll work. Love people who can. LOVED you video. Will take several things you noted to help me change my prices. Thank you. :)
Oh yes revamp.. I was at .0175 and a lady got on my case... your time is valuable.., your skill is valuable..
No one is worth that ooky feeling.
Love this video❤️
Thank you right
In Australia we charge per sq foot, with different rates for free motion, pantograph and custom etc. We also don’t charge a separate bobbin fee, we just include it in with the quilting costs. Thanks for sharing all that you do.
Oh thank you so
Much!
Honestly, I really enjoyed quilting my own quilt with my sewing machine. It was so therapeutic. It feels good to know I saved over $300 too!
Yes and it’s you who did it!
Hey you Lorena, I appreciate your honesty in sharing all your business. I have been looking for all the info regarding quilting , I am very interested in this .
P.s. great personality, made me smile .. ok dis thread was fun.
I’m so glad you liked it..
Thank you for the insight! I just got into long arming. Don't think I'll ever sell my services but it's interesting to hear the how you come up with your fees.
Thank you for your comment.. sometimes I want to stop doing it so I can focus on my quilts.. enjoy your longarm... it’s a wonderful treasure for your artistry..
I love this video, you are so REAL...thank you! Would love to see more videos from you. I know that they take lots of work on your part but hope you can do them. I have subscribed.
I’m glad your here I appreciate it!
You go girl. Love your attitude.
Thank you so much.
Hi, Lorena. I just found your channel, I appreciate you sharing what you have learned. I don't know if i'll ever do quilting for anyone or not, I have so much to learn yet and practice, practice, and practice some more. I think I need to do some binge watching. Thank you.
Thank you for watching .. so glad to meet you Pamela..
Thanks for sharing. I long arm my own quilts with a gammil. I only do pantographs by hand. I don't have a computerized system. I have never sent my quilts out. I used to do free motion on my domestic machine. I have never quilted a top someone else made and I had no idea what to charge! I do get asked all the time.
Oh you have a blessing that can make you some extra money.. in your area the price may be different but yes I would do at least one or two clients a month
Lorena, I'm new to your channel!! Good stuff! I use Quilters Dream batting. You can buy it if you have a resale number and they do not have a minimum. You need one bag of crib size cotton batting and they will ship it. Good Batting! Thanks for the awesome video!
Really question how would I price it to sell to my clients?. I guess that’s why I stopped selling it and didn’t want to deal with the process of charging my clients!
Excellent video
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I am glad I found you video. This help me a lot. You are too cute
Oh thank you for being so kind!
You are so very right, an honest and open relationship builds a repeat customer pool xxx
Yes.. it really does!!
Your very good ..
Oh thank you for being kind..
How can I send my quilt top to you?
You are right,Thanks:)
Thank you for watching and commenting..
Lorena, thanks for the video!
Thank you for watching...
Great video. Great info. Great person. I've been starting to think about starting a LA biz. But in the meantime.... I'm finishing up a fundraiser quilt for my son's school. Twin XL. Would love to send it to you for LA quilting. Lorena, if I sent it to you next week, what's your timeframe?
Message me on face book..
This was very interesting thank you.
Thank you for watching..
I have a question
If you provide the batting
Does the client bring you the back side of the quilt and you have to pull it all together to get it to the point it can be put on the longarm
The client always provides back fabric .. many Aldo provide batting I just do it for some.. back and top fabric is theirs to provide me!
Never even considered ppl wanting someone to just quilt their patch work.. interesting!!
Yes in quilting there is a lot of money look up Houston quilt
Show this year in sales they made a killing!
I’m sales that is
You are awesome
Thank you so much!
Wise words
Thank you so much!
Where do you live????
I live in Schertz between San Antonio and Austin
How did you come to .02?
in most areas quilting starts from 0.015. so,0.02 not much,very reasonable. In general,if you start charge less,you will be non-profit.
At the quilt store in my area the longarmers charge .02 cents a square inch to quilt. I used to charge .0175 So I guess I got this number based on how other longarmers in any area charge, it is different in every state. And to be honest I don't know how they came up with this number system. When I started in 2008 it was .015 which is a cent and a half which is what I was told to charge when I started long arming and when I purchased my machine. I went to a company and asked them how to charge clients and in quilting it is based on how many square inches each quilt has and have a set number to charge accurately. Now each quilt is a different size, By 5 inch or by 2 inch and this give you a more accurate way of charging instead of giving a set amount when some quilts do vary by 10 to 20 inch each. Like this quilt I have 3 of them and the measurements will be totally different but still be considered a queen like a 98 x 100. This give you a more accurate way to charge and it is consistent. When you get large number its 9800 then multiply .02 it comes out to $196.00 to quilt it. Which this is still considered a quilt with a larger amount of square inches and which will take some more time to Longarm. When people say I have a queen size quilt,,, it can be a small queen size quilt or it can be significantly larger queen size quilt. Because quilt top makers quilts are not consistent like manufactures.
@@mashabymasha7804 so .03-.05 is too much?? I knew an elderly who taught me to hand sew quilts years ago.. she's passed now but she sold her quilts for $200..as you can tell..I'm new at this..
Well for me it was more of a hobby for many years so I would do three quilts and give one away which is really a great deal. Now I guess I'm to a point if I'm going to be investing 3 to 4 hours on someone else quilt I would like to make some money off of it. Since I could be investing in my own quilts or doing something else. But I still try to help the quilt top makers I get to meet and work for them. I try to find really go and cheap batting so if the client needs help I try to...
@@stephensonbenita In general,you can charge as much as you want but in reality i never seen anyone who will pay $400 for E2E for King size. So 0.3-.05 for Edge to edge it is a dream :)Custom quilting is different it is more art then science .Regarding your friend it is also different,for some people quilting is a hobby. You have to decide it is a hobby or business.As Lorena said: first check in your area and see what a current prices are
"You gotta want the relationship more than just the money." Good motto to remember!!! Bless you!
Lorena just letting you know I follow most of your tutorials even if I don’t always leave a comment. I appreciate all that you share. Most quilters keep this information close to their chest..so sending a big thanks for sharing ❤️❤️
I'm so glad you commented.. thank you.. so much.. Thank you also for watching.
"Is the thread worth the fight?" ... Totally agree with you
No... not if I get to keep the Cluent for another day..
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I love the way you think when it comes to your clients. For me, it's also about the relationship. I have clients who buy from me often and when the come back, I give them discounts. And they bring their friends which helps me build my business. You seem like such a fair and kind person.
Thank you so much... I love it! I hope your business thrives!
Lorena, I've watched many of your videos and they were really informative. But this was really touched my heart. I owned a bridal business for 20+ yrs and I always wanted my client to feel special and for that I had lots of referrals. It is how you make people feel and not the money. That will come with time. Thanks for sharing you talent and wisdom with us.
Thank you so much!!! Yes!! Love people
With your talent ..
I loved your video. Thank you so much for giving us great tips! You are awesome! Most quilters do not share this vital information. Lorena this is why we all adore and love your professionalism.
Ohh thank you so much!! I’m so thankful!
Love your honesty girl. I learned a lot. I would love to have a coffee with you. LOL I quilt my own quilts the old fashion way but I am really really jealous of your long arm.
Ahh thank you... I really appreciate it!
Watched you for the first time today. Love your honesty and attitude. So I am now a new subscriber. Thanks sugar,
Oh wow nice to meet you... I hope you continue with me on this journey! Nice to meet you!
Cher Larrabee I'm with you. Thank you for explaining this and today is my first day to visit and I subscribed also
Same here.
Thank you so much for this video. I just found your channel and work in the service industry. What you said about referrals, trust in customer relationships, and the unhappy ones who tell anyone and everyone who will listen to them, the bad they have to say on you, is ABSOLUTELY on point! It depends on whether or not the clients desire a meaningful and lasting relationship with the service provider. Both the clients and service providers reap the benefits. As a self imposed rule, I follow my heart as my guide and do my best to please them. I invest my heart and effort to produce a quality product. There are times it is either overlooked or not appreciated. Not to be discouraged, I understand that it is impossible to please everyone. Nonetheless, I will give and do my best with the exception of when they disrespect me by telling me how to do my job. Excuse me? Are you licensed in my field?! However, once a relationship is established, I too am trusted with their family members and friends to do services for. I appreciate this and do not ever take this trust for granted. Our customers are our livelihoods. Thank you again.
Lorena, I love love love you for sharing. You are one classy lady I must say. 🙏❤️
Ahh thank you so much really am thankful
I love finding people like you to work with. Your philosophy is on point! I have only just started quilting and have a few tops, but haven't taken them into a long-armer yet because the prospect of understanding the fees charged is too intimidating and I won't know if I'm being charged a fair price. Now, I'm in Canada, so cross your fingers that I'll find someone like you!
Pennie Barry I will be praying for you.. you will find big d a great longarmer.. 😊
Hi Pennie. Where do you live? I am in Chilliwack BC. and fortunately my neighbour across the street has a long arm machine. You could check the Mom and Pop Quilt Shop in Ontario and Sparrow Quilts in Edmonton. Both also have great TH-cam channels. Mom and Pop do live streams every Saturday, but Laura-Lynn does quilting on her Gammill for clients too.
@@KelleysQuiltsandCruises - Hey Kelley, thank you so much for the message. (We were just in Chiliwack this summer!) I'm in Calgary. "Pop" is coming out at the end of the month and they're trying to organize a dinner meet-up, so I might be able to chat with him a bit, but as you know, they're in Ontario. I really appreciate you reaching out.
Lorena,
I love your genuine passion for what you do! You are very much appreciated! Thank you for sharing your good wisdom!
thank you so much Elizabeth what a blessing to read your message or comment that is.
You have given me so much insight into the long arm quilting world. Makes me strive to do better in my piecing and try to make my long armers job easier! Thank you!
Good advice. I long arm too. Wish more clients would listen to you talk. You are right on.
😂😂😂😊amen .. thank you!
Ur such a nice lady. I helped a friend pin a 40x72 couch throw on her long arm, &, man, that was HARD WORK!!!! 🙁!!!!! ❤
Lorena THANK YOU! I just do my quilt tops for myself and family but I do have them quilted. Thanks for the tutorial. You're really fun to watch also. Thanks
Oh thank you so much!! For watching and taking your time to hang with me!
You are a smart and sensible lady. Thank you for the information and advice. Some people don't appreciate how much you invest in your machine and some want something for nothing. You deserve to be paid for the work you do. Best wishes in the New Year.
Yes you are so right. But their is always clients out their... and I have become really good and reading peoples intention and avoid doing work for them.
First time watching you, have subscribed. You have a BEAUTIFUL voice.
Oh thank you.. yeah as I have done these videos people say my voice .. who would of thought.. I met some subscribers recently who saw me but weren’t sure then I spoke and they said it’s her.. 😂😂😊. It made me laugh!
Thank you so much ! Very valuable
info for free! Bless you my quilting friend.
Your so welcome!
That quilt is beautiful, its great what you do!!! I don't know what people charge, but I know people never want to pay what they are worth!! So we only make quilts for family and friends!! I am new here, looking forward to more video's. Thank you!!
Nice to meet you Jeannette.
I'm just a beginner and I mean "very wet behind the ears" as a quilter. I've only made 1 successful quilt and working on one now about 1.5 times bigger than the last. Watching your video helps a lot in knowing that if I decide I need someone to quilt for me a large piece...what to look for and how not to get ripped off. It is nice to know that there are still people out there who are thinking of others and looking out for their future at the same time. I'm a mechanic by trade and have the same ideals. You can make a boatload of money now or take care of your clients and you'll always have a job. Thank you for the video and I am looking forward to more! Much love from Southeast Texas ❤
Oh wow thank you so much.. I really appreciate your comment!
Thank you!! I’m going to share your video. I have a couple customers who have come in and didn’t want to pay me for my work and accused me of trying to price gouge her ( I didn’t end up quilting it but she brought it in with holes everywhere and I told her she could fix it or I could for $12 an hour)
I didn’t care when she asked to pick it up and take it to someone cheaper.
I am not getting run over by customers anymore if I can help it
I don’t mind them bringing thread in but I have a list of thread brands
Oh hell no!!! It’s a business... you spend a lot of money on your equipment.. I’m not ashamed of charging what I do!!! If not I can do something else and do my quilts.. thank you for sharing I will pray for you to get good clients that see your value!
Thank you so much Lorena for taking the time out of your day to share you videos! New to frame quilting with Q-Matic and learning all I can.
Would definitely use your service if you lived in Tasmania Australia, keep safe and well lovely lady !Just subscribed.
I don’t quilt......but your channel was in my list......and I am sooooooo happy it was.
I design and create custom garments for my clients and can definitely relate to what you said. I am always true to my client.......don’t get me wrong....I have had some very,very difficult clients.......resolved very professionally to maintain my integrity and standing.
Your formulas are very interesting.........and can be used as a cross over to any form of creativity.
You have a new follower here and subscriber.
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Love your comment thank you so much!
As a fellow quilter, thank you for sharing this video🥰
Something to keep in mind when you do custom quilting. That also means that you're standing there doing the work, rather than an E2E pantograph which can be programmed into the machine to do automatically without the long-armer operator being there. So, you're paying for the operator's time to be working on your quilt, when they could be doing something else while the machine works. So, compensate your operator for her time! If you need or want something specific that requires custom quilting, for a special quilt, or for a quilt you're going to enter into a quilt show, then pay for her time to do it. She/he will know, then, that their work is going to be on display and will go out of their way to make it special for that purpose. For everyday use, or a quilt you know that the recipient won't realize all of the work that goes into making a quilt, E2E is perfect, and that's the majority of quilts that are made today.
Thank you for sharing, your insight is invaluable.
Thank you so much!
Super interesting! I've never gotten a quilt long armed because it's not in my budget, but I am super interested in the business!
Right it’s such a different world.. I didn’t even know these machines excited til I saw one
You are very professional! And I love your hair and makeup.
MaryEsther Provencio oh thank you so much!! If I don’t were make up I look tired😂😂😊. One day I went to work with no make up people kept asking me if I was tired.. all day😂😂😊 I said what different.. girl I didn’t were make up😊😂😂😂
I am in Canada and i charge .02 per square inch, i charge the cost of the thread spool for a queen or king and 1/2 the cost of the spool for lap or twin. I buy Hobbs batting and charge retail price for the quilt. I buy batting by the roll and can get 3 queens out of it. I pay 210.00 for a roll so they charge 70.00 for a queen batting.
Thank for sharing how you charge it’s really neat to see the difference!!
thank you so much, Lorena. You have really helped me with pricing.
Living for this wisdom. Thank you. Love your makeup too. 🌈
An acquaintance offered $100 for a twin size quilt that was up for an award at a quilt show in Tucson, AZ. That didn't even cover the cost of the fabric! I quilted it entirely on my home machine and I would get nothing for my labor as well.Needless to say, I told him it was not for sale...
Yeah people don’t know the worth of your labor...
And home machine it’s hard work to quilt quilts!
Oh, I think you are just a ray of sunshine! Good advice and also you are educating people about how to cultivate a fair and healthy relationship with clients and really other areas in their life! No one wants a yucky feeling. True true true
No yucky feeling.. it can ruin a good day and filter into a whole week.. thank you for your sweet comment it’s a wind to my sail.. really am thankful..
Yup, .02/sq. In. Is very reasonable and truly fair. Great video!💙🐝💙
Thank you so much!
I thought the more elaborate design on the quilt is the higher the charge priced is?
Thank you for this video, I enjoyed watching you & getting to know your heart. 💕 I don't know how to do my own quilting & admire those who can! I appreciate you explaining the process of how you charge for quilting clients quilt. Now I will feel more confident when looking for someone to help me. I am subscribing so I can learn more! Thank you!
Thank you for subscribing it’s a blessing!
Thank you so much for this video! 😊
Thank you!!
Does your pricing model include binding the quilt?
Love your happiness 🌞
Thank you so much!
Do you bind a quilt? Would you take an out of state customer?
message me on facebook or join the group and we can talk.
Lorena's Quilting Sent you a message!
Love this episode. I have always wondered how much quilting costs. It definitely is worth it. What should a person due to make this a positive experience for both involved? You are a wise and make a lot of sense. Thank you.
Thank you so much for being so kind!
I have a long arm but no computer so it’s all custom- I’m starting to quilt for others and I’m charging .02 for lightly quilted and .03 to .05 per sq in for heavily quilted and very custom quilting?
I truly understand your doing it manually it’s work and it takes more time..
I'm not into quilting at all. But having said that, I'm so glad I watched your video. I love your honesty and your willingness to share with others. I was interested because I have friends who quilt and I admire that work so much.
I’m so glad you took time to watch my video!!
Thanks for sharing your pricing philosophy. I appreciate your knowledge and wittiness!!!
Thank you so much!
The music was very distracting but the message was spot on.
Okay thank you!
You must have read Trump's book, The Art of the Deal. Good job. How many hours does it take to do the work?
😂😂😂no never read that book!!! Depending on quilt some take 3 hours done take 5-6 depending on the quilt..
th-cam.com/video/eW47xBTeiqQ/w-d-xo.html. Here is a video on how many hours a quilt may take to quilt!
You are freaking awesome! I love your work ethic and your concern for the client. I've really learned a lot. Thanks so much.
Oh thank you so much.. I appreciate it!
Thank you! That is great information! and you are adorable. If I still lived in SA I would bring you my quilts! Bless you!
Amen thank you so much it’s a blessing to read your comment!
I love your very simple comment that no one likes that yucky feeling. Its so true, and simple.
Yes no yucky feeling.. it’s not worth it!
Love your honesty. New subscriber and I don’t even know how to quilt, but I can sew.
Thank you for subscribing its a blessing. Nice to meet you..
Lorena...you are such a cool dude ! Thank you for sharing your business acumen......so good huny thanks
Thank you 💕
Im confused about how much a person charges to quilt with a long arm? Once the person measures the quilt top and gives me a price, does it matters what design I want on the quilt? Could I choose any detail design for the quoted price?
Some people can charge you mor for denser designs that is a panto but I don’t.. Now if people want custom quilting that is different type of quilting.
You have the right attitude. Well done. I wish you top business in the future.
Oh thank you so much!
Is there a way to reach you? I have a few large quilt tops with batting and backing but am not confident enough to quilt it on my small home machine. I worked hard on the quilt tops and don't want to ruin them.
yes you can message me on face book. Lorena Cadena or I have a Lorena's quilting Facebook group
Love your videos. Thank you!
Thank you so much
You are soo down to earth and practical. I really appreciate and enjoy your videos! 👍🤗
Thank you so much for watching!! I appreciate it..
Very informative and useful! Thanks for sharing. I love your style.
Thank you so much Jane!,
I appreciate the way you do business! I wish other businesses has the same ethics! Thank you!
Thank you.. I really love it .. it’s more about blessing people with what I do .. that blessed me more than what I can get off of people!
Love this and your work ...
Thank you thank you!
Love your philosophy!! Not in your area but wish I was.
oh thank you so much... really appreciate it Sabrina..