Longarm Quilting Services

• We offer all-inclusive pricing at 0.03 cents per square inch.
• Example of how to calculate - if your quilt is 50x60 inches, 50 x 60 = 3,000 square inches. 3,000 x $0.03 = $90.00
• We can accept quilts from 36" all the way up to 100" in width
• We will measure your quilt when it is next up in queue, and confirm that our measurements match yours.
• If you are a local paying by CC, Venmo, or Paypal, Maryland tax is additonal.

Simple & Easy - No additional fees!

• Design consultation for pantographs
• Piecing your backing fabric if needed
• Quilt shop quality batting
  (see below for list)
• Professional edge to edge quilting on a Bernina Q24 longarm with QMatic software
• Burying any threads
• Trimming of your quilt backing
  (optional)
• Binding attached to the front of your quilt (optional, your binding must be ready to attach prior to receiving your quilt)

Return shipping if needed is NOT included in the all-inclusive pricing, but we will confirm shipping & rates once the quilt is completed and ready to ship back.

You can also choose to buy your backing directly from our online shop !

We have the following on hand:

• Warm & Plush Batting (up to 90" width available).
  Made from 100% extra clean needled cotton. Features a luxury loft with 50% more cotton due to the absence of scrim, resulting in a heavier finished weight.
• Nine Acres Autumn Loft 100% Cotton Batting (4.5 oz per sq yd)
  Free from scrim, resins, and binders, this batting remains naturally soft and breathable.
• Quilter's Dream© Batting in 80/20
• Quilter's Dream© Bamboo Batting.
  Also available in a variety of other fibers upon request.

All battings we provide are in the natural color, but other colors can be ordered upon request.

We exclusively use Superior Threads brand of thread, specifically Omni Polyester and So Fine #50 Polyester Threads
We have a variety of colors and are happy to add another to the roster if there is a specific color your are wanting.

• Press all seams so they are nice & flat
• Check for any fraying or loose seams that should be secured before quilting
• Trim loose threads from the back of your quilt top to the best of your ability
• This is especially important if your quilt top is constructed with a light background or uses light colored fabric
• Ensure your backing fabric is at least 4-6 inches larger than your quilt top on ALL sides
• Measure your quilt top and save those measurements so we can confirm them with you when it's your quilt's turn
• Mark the top of your quilt with a pin or clip to note the quilt's direction if there is one
• Lint roll the front of your quilt top

Please note: We reserve the right to deny services at our discretion if necessary

Don't see one you wanted? Let us know when you submit your form if there is a specific one you'd like and we will let you know.