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!
Quilters Dream Cotton
It has a very high thermal value
(R=3.8) warm yet light. Stitching
up to 8" apart allows quilters
wonderful freedom of design.
Needles (by machine and hand)
glide smoothly through the fine,
consistent, even webbing. The
finished quilt may be machine
washed and dried. Shrinkage is
minimal. Drapes beautifully
(thinnest), select loft, or deluxe
loft(thicker)
Quilters Natural Dream Blend
Dream Blend for Machines is 70%
Cotton blended with 30% Fine
Denier Poly Microfibers creating the
perfect batting especially developed
for machine quilting.
To mark a copy of a quilting design onto your quilt: You can sew, with your sewing machine (no thread), the quilting design. Put a tablespoon of cornstarch (cocoa or cinnamon for lighter fabrics) into a 4" circle of loose woven cotton. Tie into a pounce ball. Pat the pounce ball over the holes in the design to mark the design on your quilt.
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Quilting/Basting Services
Quilting prices are per square inch. For example, a 70" x 90"
quilt = 6,300 square inches. You take that # 6,300 X .018 = cost
Basting : .008 per sq inch
Basting: Is great for those who prefer to hand quilt. This saves
your knees and back! Parallel rows of long basting stitches,
placed 4-5" apart, secure your quilt layers.
Allover:
Allover design: Features a allover meandering or other design.
This type of service can be from .018 per sq inch to .02per sq
inch.
Free hand designs will be from 2cents -3cents per sq inch
Professional Longarm Quilting
Formula for Enlarging & Reducing Quilts
To enlarge: Say you want a 12" block and the current size block you have is
6". You would divide 12 by 6. That would equal: 2. Then you multiply 2 by
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%