My quilting is done on an APQS
Millennium quilting machine in a smoke-free and animal-free environment. I have a
14’ table making it easy to accommodate large king-size quilts (up to 150”
wide). I specialize in pantographs - I have a large selection to choose from - and
in custom quilting. I do not "meander" quilt; there are so many beautiful designs to utilize instead. I will use whatever
tools necessary (pantograph, stencils, rulers, etc.) to enhance your quilt
top. My job is to ensure that the quilting
does not overwhelm the beauty of your pieced top.
My pricing is by the square inch,
determined by the type of quilting you desire, edge-to-edge, mild custom,
medium custom, or heavy custom. I do not
charge an extra fee for thread … thread cost is included in the per-square-inch
charge.
There is a minimum charge of
$60.00.
I spend a lot of time
practicing, whether drawing on paper, drawing on whiteboard, or actually
quilting on a practice piece. I will not 'practice' on your quilt.
Multiple table runners can be loaded
onto pieced backings making it more cost effective for you and easier for me to
load. If I load one table runner the
cost will be minimum $60.00, regardless of size.
Other costs COULD include Quilt Prep
which is $25.00 per hour. This charge
covers any prepping of the quilt top such as excessive resquaring of the
top/backing, pressing, restitching
seams, piecing backs, mitering corners, pet hair removal, etc.
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DISCOUNTS There are also several discounts available: New Customer, Referral of Customer, 6th Quilt Discount, etc. |
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BINDING SERVICES are offered. Cost is as follows:
BATTING
I use Hobb's 80/20, Quilters Dream 70/30, QD Wool, and Quilters Dream Puff. They are available for you to use in your quilts. They are on rolls which makes it easier to lay out on a backing.
If you chose to bring your own batting, please be aware that there are some battings on the market which do not do well with a long-arm machine. Also take into consideration how you are going to use your quilt: bed, wall hanging, show ... this uses help determine what batting is best. Let's talk and decide which batting is best for you.
If your batting is bagged, please remove from bag the day before delivery, and run it in the dryer to eliminate as many of the folds as possible. Fold gently and drape over a hanger before delivery.
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