Pricing

Each quilt is custom-designed, pieced, and quilted by hand — a process that takes many hours and uses high-quality materials built to last. While quilts may seem costly compared to mass-produced blankets, they’re one-of-a-kind keepsakes that preserve your memories.

What determines the price of a quilt

1. The layout and piecing of the quilt top

2. The materials used

3. Labour
   

Our base prices reflect a grid, or patchwork, layout . We only use high-quality materials from trusted brands, because quilts are investments that are meant to be loved, used, and last for decades.

The biggest factor is labour. Quilts are often called “labours of love”. The hours it takes to make a quilt often far exceed what could ever be charged for its true value. T-shirt quilts are quicker than traditional quilts since they use larger blocks instead of tiny pieces, however still require many hours of labour to bring them together.

Below is an outline of base prices. Once we know how many shirts you have and their designs, I will give you a final quote for your approval. I am upfront about all costs associated, and there will never be any surprise costs once you have approved the quote, before production

Baby clothing comes in such a wide variety of sizes and fabrics, and that can affect how your quilt is pieced together. Some outfits are tiny and require extra care (and more pieces) to make into a block, while larger items can cover more space with less work. The overall design style—whether simple squares or a more detailed layout—also plays a big role in cost.

Use the below table as a guide, and I’ll work closely with you to design the quilt you want. I always confirm final price with you before starting.

Baby Clothing Quilt Pricing