offers precision longarm machine quilting services on a Gammill Classic machine equipped with the Statler Stitcher computerized quilting software .  All work is performed in a clean and smoke-free environment. 

Price List effective Spring 2012

Quilting
All over quilting, edge-to-edge design .02¢ per square inch
Includes solid color thread 

There is a $50.00 minimum quilting charge

Variegated, special order threads $10.00

Batting                                                                                                                                 Quilters Dream 70/30 cotton/poly blend $10.00 per yard                                                    100% polyester $10.00 per yard                                                                                           70/30 cotton/poly blend king size 122" wide $13.00 per yard                                                pre-packaged batting also available, ask for sizes currently in stock

Binding Services
Make, attach and hand sew binding to back side of quilt .20¢ per linear inch, binding fabric is provided by customer

Additional charges
Seam repair, ironing, thread clipping, etc. $6.25 per 15 minutes
Reload fee $25.00, applies if quilt needs to be taken off of frame and reloaded

Price calculator - estimator
Take the length times the width of your quilt to figure square inches. If your quilt measures 62” x 80”, that equals 4960 square inches. 4960 x .02¢ = $99.20. Batting needed is 2 yards @ $10.00 per yard, batting charge would be $20.00, total charge for this size would be $119.20 plus PA sales tax of 6% as applicable.

Quilt preparation

• Quilt top and back should be ironed and loosely folded or hung on a hanger
• Quilt back must be 5” larger on all sides than quilt top
• Remove all selvage edges from quilt back and outer edges.   If back is pieced, use 1” seam allowance and iron seam open.  Back must be squared up.
• All seams should be checked and secured.  It is recommended to do a line of    stay-stitching around the perimeter of quilt especially on quilts without borders.
• Clip all threads on quilt top and back
• Iron seams well on quilt top and back, if pieced
• Fullness in quilt and borders may result in puckering during the quilting process, all efforts will be made to ease any fullness as quilted

                    A fee may be charged to get the quilt top and back machine ready.

Current Computerized Designs are currently being added, please check back soon for updated patterns.  

Edge-2-Edge patterns, as shown, are by Anne Bright, www.annebright.com.  These are just a sampling of the 1000's of patterns that are available.