Quilting Services

    • Computerized Edge-to-Edge - $0.025 per square inch

    • Dense Computerized Edge-to-Edge - Starts at $0.03 per square inch

    • Minimum charge is $50. I’m happy to combine multiple small projects on one backing to be charged as a single quilt.

    To view available pantographs, go to the Design Library.

  • We stock Quilter’s Dream 80/20 Batting in a 92” roll, and limited batting in packaging. If you have a preferred batting type, we can order it for you from Quilter’s Dream. You may also supply your own high-quality batting, such as Hobbs.

    • Quilter’s Dream 80/20 - $13/yard

    • Quilters Dream Bamboo/Silk Blend Midloft Quilt (120" x 122") King - $68

    • Quilters Dream Angel Select (93” x 72”) Twin - $42

  • $10 per seam

    If you’d like me to add borders to your quilt top or piece the backing for you, I can do so for $10 per seam. This includes pressing, stitching, and squaring the quilt backing.

  • If your quilt requires additional preparation before it can be loaded onto the frame, I’m happy to help for $25 per hour. This includes tasks such as pressing the quilt top, trimming threads, and fixing borders, among others.

    If any additional prep is needed, we’ll discuss the details with you and confirm what’s required along with the pricing before proceeding!

  • Charged per linear inch, you provide the fabric. Note: Thread will be matched to binding and backing fabric unless otherwise noted in the comments.

    Binding prepared by you:

    • Attach binding to front of quilt only - $1.50/linear foot

    • Attach and Machine Stitch Binding - $2.50/linear foot

    Binding prepared by me (cut and join strips, press in half):

    • Prepare and attach binding to front of quilt only - $2.50/linear foot

    • Prepare, Attach, and Machine Stitch Binding - $3.00/linear foot

Feel free to contact us to inquire about any services not listed.

Prepare Your Quilt

To ensure the best possible results and a smooth quilting process, it's essential to properly prepare your quilt top.

  • Press the Quilt Top: Make sure to press your quilt top to remove any wrinkles or creases for a smoother finish.

  • Trim Loose Threads: Snip any loose threads from the top and along the edges to prevent snags during quilting.

  • Avoid Embellishments: Remove any bulky embellishments or items that might interfere with the quilting process.

  • Prepare the Backing: Make sure the backing is at least 8 inches larger (length and width) than the quilt top and is also pressed and free of wrinkles.

  • Label the quilt top and backing: If the quilt top and backing are directional, mark the top center of each.

  • Securely Package Your Quilt: Package your quilt top and backing (and batting if you’re supplying it) carefully to prevent damage during shipping or transport.

Additional Information

What pantographs do you have available?

Check out the current offerings in our Design Library, where we’ve highlighted some of our favorite options for you. If you don’t see what you’re looking for, no problem! You can send us a photo of an idea you like or let us know what you have in mind and we’ll be happy to explore options with you.

When will my quilt be completed?

We strive to complete your quilt within two weeks from the time it arrives. To check the current completion times or discuss the possibility of an earlier deadline, please contact us using the link below.

Notes:

Tucks and Puckers: We strive to provide a flat, square quilt; however, we cannot guarantee that there won’t be a few tucks or puckers. If your quilt arrives with extra fullness, it may result in corners that are not perfectly square and could lead to puckering. The flatter your quilt top is, the better the final quilting will be.

Mechanical Errors: Our machine is well-maintained, properly oiled, and in excellent working condition. We replace the needle for each quilt we work on. While we rarely encounter issues with our machine, please keep in mind that it is a mechanical device, and a rare defect could occur, potentially delaying the quilting process or causing minor damage to your quilt top or backing. By sending your quilt top to us, you acknowledge this possibility.

How do I get my quilt to you?

Once you submit the quilt intake form, you will receive an email with additional information and shipping instructions. Local clients, you can contact me to arrange the delivery or pick up of your quilt top.