General


  • The three layers of your quilt will be loaded independently of one another. Please do not pin or baste them together.

  • I am happy to answer any of your questions regarding my Longarm Quilting Services. If you need more details about what's on this page please reach out to me so any questions are answered.

Batting


  • I do offer batting for my clients for details 'Other Quilt Services Page'. 
  • Please cut 6" longer and wider than quilt top.
  • Batting should be appropriate for Longarm quilting. I recommend: Quilters Dream Puff & Quilters Dream Blend 70/30. 
  • Batting like all quilting is a personal preference.

transforming your tops into beautiful quilts

Tips for Preparing your quilt top, quilt back & batting


QUILT TOP


  • Please indicate the top of your quilt top.

  • Clip all loose thread. Dark threads will show through light fabrics.
  • Press your top. Starch or sizing are recommended.
  • No embellishments should be placed on quilt top

Shipping


  • I suggest using a shipping carrier that can track your package, such as USPS or UPS. 
  • Wrapping each item in plastic sealable bag to ensure that your fabric is not damaged by any moisture during shipment. 
  • Add a piece of paper with your name/address/email inside each wrapped bag.

Quilt Back


  • Please make backs 8" longer and wider than quilt top. 
  • Remove any selvages.
  • Please indicate the top of your quilt back. Pinning a piece of paper that says 'TOP/Backing' works great. 
  • Please do not use bed sheets as your quilt back. 

Squaring your Top, back & Batting


Great resources on the importance of squaring you quilt parts: 

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                   Video tips on adding borders to your quilt top


                 

                   Great Tips on piecing & squaring your Quilt Back


                   Tips on adding borders to your Quilt Top