Longarm Quilting

What-arm quilting?

Just like its name suggests, longarm quilting uses a longarm quilting machine. These machines have a larger arm space (also called throat space), than a sitdown home machine.

The quilt top, batting and back are attached into a metal frame. The sewing machine moves over and sews all three layers at once. Quilting on a longarm saves time and sanity.

The quilting design is repeated to cover the entire quilt, from edge-to-edge. Also called allover quilting or pantograph.

Edge-to-Edge >

Custom designs adorn each block, without the denser fillers of full custom quilting. The sashing and borders also receive customized designs.

Soft Custom >

A unique design will enhance your quilt top. Stitch-in-the-ditch, denser fillers and intricate patterns are used through out.

Full Custom >

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