Edge-To-Edge Longarm Quilting

After all the cutting and piecing of a quilt top is completed, it’s now time to decide how to finish your quilt.

An option for everyone

We offer expert long-arm machine quilting to complement your design. We understand that a lot of hard work goes into creating a quilt top, and we treat every quilt as a unique work of art. Exactly how much of the finishing process we complete, is up to you. We have special packages that suit every quilt and budget.

Take a minute to read about the services we offer below.

  • Edge-to-edge quilting is priced per square inch of quilt top. Every quilt will be stitched with a new needle and includes a design consultation with Andy either by Facetime, phone, or in person at the studio.  Thread is included if we have the color you like in stock, however, if we have to order thread than it will be billed separately. Each color change will be billed at $5. Batting will also be charged separately as costs vary widely. We stock Hobbs 80/20. All quilt projects come with a prepared Certificate of Authenticity that can be used for documentation and insurance purposes.

  • In order to figure out your estimate, first measure the length and width of your quilt. For example, if your quilt measures 72” long by 58” wide, then multiply 72 x 58 = 4,178. Then you multiply that number (4,178) by the service price to determine the approximate quilting cost.  For services billed by the linear inch simply measure the distance and multiply by the cost; for 12” of stitch in the ditch (.15) the cost would be $1.80. During the design consultation, Andy will explain your design options and calculate the exact cost of your quilt before starting. Remember that everything is negotiable and we have quilting solutions for every budget.

    Please note that the prices indicated below are to give you an approximate quilt finishing cost and that prices are subject to change.

  • A note about borders…. It’s important to attach your borders correctly for longarming. The measurements provided in patterns are only to give you an estimate. Make sure you measure your quilt three times (left, right and center) and take the average. Then cut both borders exactly the same size before attaching. Then repeat for the other pair of borders. There are several tutorials online:

    How to Attach Borders to your Quilt TopHow to Accurately Attach Quilt Borders

All Over or "Edge-to-Edge"

Semi-Custom Quilting

Top Prep. for Hand Quilting or Domestic Free Motion (Longarm Basting)

Applique Stitch-Down

Binding

Repair

Embroidered Labels

Let’s Work Together!

Contact Dr. Andy to discuss your project today!