Longarm Quilting

Quilt Studio Q is equipped with a Bernina Q24 Q-matic with state-of-the-art automated quilting. All quilting on the longarm is done by Fawn at Quilt Studio Q. All Quilting is done electronically using patterns customers can select from the computer. We also offer quilt binding services. Call 316-803-1007 to schedule a consultation and inquire about pricing. See you in the Studio!

BOOK A CONSULTATION APPOINTMENT by calling the store at 316-803-1007. Appointments must be scheduled to discuss longarm services, needs and fees before order can be accepted. During consultation we will discuss thread color, quilt pattern and any other details needed.

Pricing

Choose your design

Edge-to-edge computer design….$0.03/square inch

Fees and services

Labor…… Varies by Quilt Size ( .03 x total square inches)

A minimum labor free of $50 applies to small projects.

Rushed orders.………………. Additional $75

Longarm quilting services are quilted in the order quilts are received. Completion of service can vary and is determined by number of quilts in the queue. Need it sooner? We offer expedited service for an additional $75, paid at time of drop-off, which moves your quilt to the next spot in the queue. Expedited quilts are completed in the order rush requests are received.

Binding………………………Total inches of quilt edge + 10 inches x $0.20
(binding is double-fold, straight grain; fabric must be provided—half yard for twin or double, three-quarters yard for queen or king)

Other services……………..$15/hour
(including clipping threads, pressing, fixing seams, cutting batting, seaming lining, squaring lining, securing appliqué, adding leaders)

Batting………………………$0.005/square inch
I stock Warm & Natural low loft cotton batting. If you prefer, you may also provide your own batting (must be the same size as the lining—see guidelines below).

Before you submit your quilt for the Longarm

TOPS MUST BE:

FLAT: Ripples and bulky seams cannot be quilted out. Fawn will do her best to disguise any irregularities but cannot guarantee there will not be puckering or tucks if irregularities exist. The best quilting option for such quilts is an Edge to edge stipple.

SQUARED: In order to roll onto the Frame properly, adjacent sides should be at right angles and parallel sides should measure the same. To check: fold it in half twice and make sure corners align.

PRESSED: Quilt should be pressed carefully during construction. Pressing seems flat on the back is best. It should be smooth and ready to load on the machine. Improper pressing will distort shape of quilt.

FREE OF EXCESS THREAD: Extra threads can get caught in the sewing foot or show through the fabrics.

LINING MUST BE: Flat, squared seamed and pressed, and at least five inches larger than the top on all four sides. Due to the nature of the quilting machine, if lining and batting are not larger than the top, it may necessitate adding fabric leaders (see Fees and Services for additional cost).

Once your quilt is complete

You will be notified when the quilt is ready for pick-up. Payment in full is expected at time of pick-up.