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Long Arm Quilting
Complete those beautiful quilt tops by having Phyllis meet your long arm quilting needs. Your top would be quilted in a non-smoking, pet-free environment. Phyllis can offer suggestions for the quilting based upon your budget and quilt design.
Pricing (per square yard)
Top Length x Top width/1296 * rate of quilting = Quilting Price
Top Length x Top width/1296 * rate of quilting = Quilting Price
Quilting Rates
Large Stipple or Meandering: $16
Edge to Edge Designs:
Level A – $16
Level B – $18
Level C – $20
Custom Quilting: $22-$24
(Minimum Quilting Charge is $30)
Large Stipple or Meandering: $16
Edge to Edge Designs:
Level A – $16
Level B – $18
Level C – $20
Custom Quilting: $22-$24
(Minimum Quilting Charge is $30)
Batting
You are welcome to provide your own batting or purchase batting from me.
I sell Warm & Natural and Warm & White at 120” wide.
I sell Warm & Natural and Warm & White at 120” wide.
Additional Charges
Pressing: $10
Piecing the backing: $5 for crib & throw sizes, $10 for twin or larger
Lining up a pieced backing with the top: $10
Metallic thread: varies depending on size of quilt
Rush Orders: 20% up charge
Pressing: $10
Piecing the backing: $5 for crib & throw sizes, $10 for twin or larger
Lining up a pieced backing with the top: $10
Metallic thread: varies depending on size of quilt
Rush Orders: 20% up charge
Quilting Preparation
> Do not baste together the quilt top, batting and backing.
> Press all seams so they lie flat.
> Attach borders properly so they are not wavy.
> Clip all loose threads, remove any stray pins, and do a final check to see if any seams need to be re-stitched.
> Press your quilt top and backing. It is best if you can hang them over hangers so that they remain smooth.
> Mark the top center of your quilt top and backing with a safety pin.
> Backing should measure 4-6” larger than the top on all four sides to allow for placement on the rails and quilting.
> For best results, square up your backing so that it gets placed correctly on the quilting machine.
> If you have a pieced backing, seams should be pressed open for smoothness.
> If you must use a sheet as your backing, please wash it several times and remove all hems.
> Press all seams so they lie flat.
> Attach borders properly so they are not wavy.
> Clip all loose threads, remove any stray pins, and do a final check to see if any seams need to be re-stitched.
> Press your quilt top and backing. It is best if you can hang them over hangers so that they remain smooth.
> Mark the top center of your quilt top and backing with a safety pin.
> Backing should measure 4-6” larger than the top on all four sides to allow for placement on the rails and quilting.
> For best results, square up your backing so that it gets placed correctly on the quilting machine.
> If you have a pieced backing, seams should be pressed open for smoothness.
> If you must use a sheet as your backing, please wash it several times and remove all hems.
