Are you in a bind?
We’ll do the Binding on your quilt .
You provide the material (or we’ll pick it out) and
abracadabra – your quilt is finished! You are now ready to
start your next, exciting project!

Cutting binding strips & Piecing: $15.00
Binding quilt: 15 cents per inch of the perimeter
We at Quilt Lovers' Hangout provide
professional longarm machine
quilting service for quilters who enjoy piecing
quilt tops, but don't have the time for hand
quilting." Let us transform your quilt top into a
finished treasure.
For those of you who love hand quilting but
would like to have the basting done,we can do
that for you!
* Have Backing cut at least 5 inches larger than your quilt top.

* You must add filler strips to extend backing and if not large
enough as per
above.

* Lay your quilt out on a flat surface and verify that the quilt
(especially the
borders) lay flat. (See fullness disclaimer)

* Remove all excess loose threads.

* Remove ALL pins, buttons and/or other embellishments.

* Have quilt top and backing fabric completely pressed, making
sure ALL seams
are pressed flat.

* Selvage edge of fabric should be removed from seams on backing.
 The
selvage edge will shrink differently when laundered causing later
puckering at
the seam line.

* Use one safety pin to mark the top of the quilt top.

* Verify that all seams are complete and that no open seams and/or
holes are
present.

To calculate the price of your quilting you will need to
measure all four You will then take that figure and multiply
it times .018.  This will give you the total of the edge to edge
quilting charge.
REMEMBER this figure does not include batting, nor
thread, only the quilting itself.

Example:
54 x 60 = 3240 x .018 = $58.32
Pricing Subject to change:
Quilting
$  .018 per inch and up

Sew Backing                         Sew on Binding
$    10.00                                    $ .10 per sq inch
$ 10.00

Making and sewing on Binding
$.15 per sq inch
Formula for Enlarging & Reducing
Quilts
To enlarge: Say you want a 12" block and the current size block
you have is 100 and you get 200. So your answer would look like
this:
12 /6 =2 x100 = 200%
To reduce: If you have a 12" block and your wanting a 3" one
you would divide 3 by 12 and you would get .25. Now multiply .
25 x 100 and here's your calculated answer: 3/12=.25x100 = 25%
Quilt Lovers'
Hangout
Longarm Room