Professional Longarm Quilting
This is my A-1 Elite longarm quilting machine which is mounted on a 14ft. table allowing me to quilt very large quilts.
I have been quilting since the 1970's and became serious about it after moving to Phx. AZ in the '80's. My first longarm machine was a Gamill in 2001, and in 2007 upgraded to the A-1 Elite.
I have a fast turn around, often only a couple of weeks or a month at most. Occasionally I am able to fit in a quilt immediately or within a week in an emergency!
Charges for quilting range from:
two cents/sq.inch for all over freehand designs and pantographs
two & a half cents/sq.inch for semi custom [e.g.separate borders]
three cents/sq.inch and up for more detailed quilting, ruler work, separate blocks, and heirloom quilting.
Calculating the size/charge for your quilt:
For example:
a 75 x 90" quilt all over freehand or pantograph, multiply the length by the width, 75 x 90 = 6,750sq.inches x .02cents = $135.
Please email me for more information/accurate pricing. Each quilt is different and it's almost impossible to give a detailed quote without more information and most likely seeing the quilt in person.
I will be happy to chat with you and meet with you, no obligation entailed.
I stock several kinds of batting including Quilter's Dream 70/30, Dream Angel flame retardant and Dream Wool, Hobbs Heirloom 80/20 all at below retail prices, or you are welcome to supply your own, but I do not work with Fairfield batting, it is too fragile for the longarm.
I return out of state quilts usually by UPS insured/signature required, as the most reasonable and dependable service but you may request a different delivery system. UPS average charge is $20-$25
There are many examples of my work on my Phanfare website:
http://aussieros.phanfare.com
My preference is freehand quilting but I do use pantographs on occasion and have quite a few designs from which to choose. My quilting has won ribbons and my work has been well regarded by my clients.
I love what I do and would enjoy exploring with you your longarm quilting needs.
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