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Machine Quilting at a penny an inch

 

The following are steps to ensure your Quilt is prepared for Machine Quilting

 

1) Make sure your top is square to ensure free of pleats, fullness and tucks.

 

2) Your top should be free of embellishments, such as beads, charms, pins, etc. to be added later.

 

3) Trim loose threads, they can show under light fabrics and get caught on the machine.

 

4) Press well, check for loose seams.  This step cannot be stressed enough!

 

5) Borders should be flat.  If not, this may cause tucks, pleats or fullness.

 

6) Quilt backing and batting should be at least 4 inches larger than the quilt top (all four sides).
 

7) Trim salvage from seams and press open, the salvage will "pull" differently than the rest of the quilt when washed.
 

Please allow time when dropping off your quilt, so that we can make sure that your top is ready for quilting.  When you arrive we will go over several points of potential concern.  If any items listed above are incomplete, you will have the option to correct or your quilt will be quilted in the condition as received.

 

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Additional Pricing & Services

 

Thread charges:

 

80 cents per bobbin for regular thread
90 cents per bobbin for specialty thread

Also available binding service:

1) Cutting and preparing your fabric for binding - 5 cents per linear inch - you sew
2) Cut and sew binding to front of quilt -10 cents per linear inch.
3) Hand stitch binding to finish your quilt - 20 cents per linear inch.

 

Beginning Quilting Classes, $25 for 3 hours

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