Quilting Options

Basting	.01 cent per square inch
Allover Meandering and Edge to Edge Designs	.015 cent  per square inch and up
Allover Freehand Design	.02 cent per square inch and up
Custom	.03 cents per square inch and up (1 separate border design)
Heirloom	.04 cents per square inch and up ( each design element  treated separately)
Quilt Preparation	if necessary, $20 an hou

Binding Services

 

Binding preparation	$   .25 per linear ft.
Binding prepared & sewn to front	$  .50 per linear ft.
Machine finished binding	$1.00 per linear ft.
Hand sewn finished binding	$0.25 per linear inch

 

Batting

Hobbs Heirloom 80/20 - this is a light weight batting that is very durable and perfect for all quilts and especially good for t-shirt quilts 80% cotton 20% poly- 96" wide  

Hobbs Heirloom 80/20 Black - this is a light weight batting that is very durable and perfect for all quilts and especially good for t-shirt quilts 80% cotton 20% poly. Great for enhancing the color values in your dark quilts - 108" wide. 

Heirloom White or Natural Cotton - this batting is 100% cotton and has a very soft hand and offers great drapability.You can expect 3-5% shrinkage for that traditional look- 96" wide   

Hobbs PolyDown - 100% polyester bonded batting that gives great results for those wanting no batting shrinkage but won't breathe like the other 2 types of batting- 108" wide  

Hobbs Washable Wool- 100% resin bonded wool , machine washable- tepid gentle cycle and air dry for no shrinkage -108" wide 

 

 Extra Services

Machine Embroidered Label - $20.00 and up depending on design
Hanging Sleeve - $10 plus 15 cents an inch  Great for Wall hangings
Backing available - please call for available colors, price, etc.

Quilt Preparation

 
The following are some things you can do to insure the best outcome of your quilt!

• Trim all loose threads from the front and back of your quilt top

• Reinforce all seams on the outside edges of you quilt top.  When I load the quilt on the frame it does apply a small amount of pressure and these seams can come loose if not backstitched or reinforced.

• Press all seams flat. The border seams should press towards the quilt top. 

• When piecing your back ( if necessary)  sew with the tiniest zigzag stitch to allow some give as though it were one big piece of fabric and leave a ½ inch seam allowance after trimming the selvage off. Then press it open and flat. Selvages on the edges are fine. Square up the edges.

• Check your borders to make sure they are not wavy. Wavy borders are hard to quilt without puckers or tucks.

When you are comfortable with your preparation then please give me a call to make arrangements for your quilting. We will work together to choose a quilting design, thread color, etc

I will notify you when your quilt is finished. If I am shipping your quilt back to you I will need full payment before shipping.  I accept checks, MasterCard,Visa and Discover.

 

Thanks for choosing Quilted Memories LLC for your quilting needs!

Lyn Heilman        913-492-8877