Elizabeth Bradley is introducing a line of pre-stitched floral pillows at North Carolina's High Point Furniture Market under the Elizabeth Bradley Home name. These sixteen inch square pillows are $580 each, are stitched in India with wool, and each take about 120 hours to stitch plus extra time to make the cording and assemble them.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/09/garden/elizabeth-bradley-home-introduces-readymade-needlepoint-pillows.html
For comparison purposes, unstitched sixteen inch floral pillow kits are sold by Elizabeth Bradley for roughly $230. If I remember correctly, these kits are on 10 count stamped canvas with all the wool included.
http://www.elizabethbradley.com/theamericas/shop/kits-by-size/large-kits-16-inch
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2 comments:
That will be my answer the next time someone asks me if I sell my work! $600
for a pillow stitched in India.
LOL Well, at least it isn't a $20 pre-stitched Christmas stocking from Walmart. But $600 for a pillow done in wool is quite pricey in my opinion. Hopefully that's because they are paying a decent wage to have them made.
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