QUILTING
My first machine is a Statler by Gammill. The Statler Stitcher is the computerized version of the longarm quilting machine. My second machine is a Bernina Q24. The most common quilting produced by a longarm machine is called E2E standing for edge-to-edge quilting. This means that the same pattern is repeated across the width and then the length of the quilt, from one edge to the other.
The pricing of the E2E quilting is based on the size of the quilt. The length and width is measured and multiplied to determine the square inch measurement of the quilt. Then the square inch is multiplied by the price per square inch. So here's an example of the way the math is done:
Length 90 inches X Width 72 inches = 6,480 square inches. My current price per square inch is $ .02 6,480 square inches X .02 cents per square inch = $129.60 for the quilting.
QUILTING DESIGNS
For the different quilting designs available, see the tab Designs tabs by the individual designer. If you don't see anything you like, there are links to my favorite designers where you can see all of their designs. I will be glad to purchase the design that you want to use for your quilt. I have tested the designs of these designers and know that their designs quilt out accurately. If you still don't see what you are looking for, we can check out other designers, and search until you find what you have in mind for your quilt.
BATTING
I carry rolls of batting which I sell at my cost, plus tax. Right now I have the following in stock:
Hobbs 100% cotton batting, 96 inches wide
Hobbs 80/20 cotton batting, 96 inches wide
Hobbs 80/20 cotton batting, 120 inches wide
THREAD
I do not charge for the thread used in your quilt. I carry a variety of threads, but my preference is cotton threads. My favorites are King Tut and Signature Cotton. Both of these are available in a good variety of colors. I Also have Glide polyester thread in many colors. I have real thread color charts available for color matching. If I don't have the color of thread you want, I can order and it will just add a few extra days to the quilting timeframe. You can click on the links below to view the colors from the primary supply company from which I order the threads.
If you prefer a different type of thread that I don't have, I will be glad to order that for you.
BACKING
You provide the backing. It needs to be at least 8 inches larger in width and length than the quilt top. The backing needs to be attached to the machine and the machine needs the extra space to be able to quilt all the way to the edge of the top. The backing can be pieced or a single piece of fabric. It is a good idea to press the backing well to remove as many wrinkles as possible.
PREPARING THE QUILT TOP FOR QUILTING
For the best quilting, the quilt top needs to be well pressed, with seams laying flat. Making sure that your quilt is as squared up as possible will also help in the quilting process with lining the quilt up on the machine.
Please feel free to call me if you have any questions regarding the quilting process. When we meet (unless you are sending your quilt through the mail) we will discuss the quilting pattern, how dense you want the quilting, the thread type and color, the size and price. For mail orders, we will discuss all of this by phone, email, or text.
QUILT LABELS
I am a firm believer in quilt documentation. Therefore, I provide a free quilt label with each quilt. This is usually 4-5 lines with the name of the quilt, maker's name, maker's location, date completed (allowing for the binding to be added), and optional name of pattern and Quilted by Herring House Quilting. This label is made using my embroidery machine. If you would like a label, please allow an extra piece of fabric to use for the label (roughly a 8 inch by 12 inch piece of fabric).
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