Observed arrival · 2026-09-22
Quilting Business Success, With the Numbers Left In
An interview-based publication about the prices, workloads, mistakes, and business choices of working longarm quilters.
- For
- People starting or pricing a longarm quilting business
- Worth noticing
- The homepage compares rates and workloads from 35 interviewed quilters, including shops producing up to 1,200 quilts a year.
Field notes
The homepage organizes interview material into practical comparisons rather than leaving it as audio alone: edge-to-edge rates, custom rates, queen-size prices, annual volume, and working hours are surfaced as separate figures. Examples range from a first-year Oklahoma operation producing 52–104 quilts annually to a New Zealand shop reporting 900–1,200. A calculator asks for a machine, hours, and local prices, then states that it will produce a five-year projection with a payback date.
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