| What is longarm machine quilting? A longarm machine is a large sewing machine on wheels that is used to sew together the quilt top, the batting, and the backing fabric into a quilt. In this process, the three pieces are loaded separately onto rollers that keep them straight and flat for quilting. I use a Nolting PRO 24 ; a professional, stitch-regulated, quilting machine, with the Intelliquilter IQ computerized system to make your quilt top into a finished quilt. Services range from simple all-over quilting to complex custom patterns placed carefully onto your top to mimic the hand quilting of years ago. Just recently I have begun a rental service of my machines; you can check here for more details. Battings are available for your convenience at reasonable pricing, and I can even bind your quilt for you for an additional fee. I offer computer generated fabric labels for documenting your quilt, too - an important last step that I really encourage, to keep details about the quilt and quilt maker known for future generations. Check out my Label page for ideas. |
| How much will my quilt top cost to get quilted? Pricing for my quilting starts at $35, but is determined by the size of the quilt and the type of quilting desired. Size of the quilt: Simply measure your quilt top in inches and multiply the length times the width to get the number of square inches. Length x Width = Square Inches |
| Contact me today! With computer technology today, you and I can correspond via email to establish an estimate for your quilt top. Feel free to send digital photos in your email or to call and set up an appointment if I am located close by. I will promptly send you an estimate and arrange for your quilt top to become the finished quilt you desire it to be. Email me now! |
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Longarm Quilting Services
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Quilting Charges
Batting on the Roll Charges
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| Roll Batting is 120 inches wide so the shorter side dimension is used to calculate cost. |
Binding Services
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Total Binding length is calculated by taking
the Length of the quilt adding it to the
Width of the quilt and Multiplying that by 2.
Total Linear Inches = (Length + Width) x 2
the Length of the quilt adding it to the
Width of the quilt and Multiplying that by 2.
Total Linear Inches = (Length + Width) x 2
| Turn around on All-Over Quilting is typically 1 month or less. Turn around on most custom quilting varies from 6 weeks to 3 months. |