Sewing Quote StudioMade for makers

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Make every stitch count.

Calculate fabric, time and fees together—then set a price that makes sense for your handmade work.

Editable example • all values are illustrative, not market prices.

01

Fabric & cut pieces

Estimate a conservative cutting length; pieces are not rotated or nested.

Cut pieces per finished item
PieceWidth (in)Length (in)QtyRemove
Cutting assumptions
02

Time & finishing costs

Pay yourself for the work, not just the fabric.

03

Set your selling price

Fee assumptions are editable; check your own sales channel.

Margin is profit ÷ selling price, after entered selling fees and estimated production costs. Does not include taxes, shipping or discounts unless you enter them in your costs.

From fabric to fair price

1. Measure

Estimate fabric by piece and row, including cutting allowances.

2. Value your time

Add your labor, supplies and overhead per batch.

3. Quote clearly

Choose a margin, review fees, print your calculation.

Know your numbers

Is this an optimized cutting layout?

No. Each piece type uses its own rows across a single fabric width, with no rotation or nesting. This is a conservative planning estimate, not an optimized pattern layout or sewing pattern.

How are yards purchased?

Estimates include your waste and end allowances. Purchase quantity is rounded up to the nearest eighth of a yard. Check store cuts and fabric shrinkage before buying.

Does this include marketplace charges?

Only the percentages and fixed amounts you enter. Actual marketplace fees, taxes, shipping and advertising vary. Check the provider’s current rules.