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Quilting
Services
and Prices
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Quilting
prices are calculated based upon a charge per square inch. To the find
the square inch measurement of your quilt top, multiply the length by
the width of the quilt. Items A-D reflect quilting labor. Extra charges
apply for thread, batting, binding, or other special services.
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A
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“All-over”
quilting
1˝˘ per
square inch
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Simple
Pantographs or Freehand meandering especially for your quilt, including
the classic style (puzzle pieces), swirls, flowers, leaves, hearts,
loops or motifs from your fabric
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B
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Border
plus “all-over”
2˘ per
square inch
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Adds
a border or stencil motif to an all-over design, complex pantographs,
small meandering or stippling,
limited stitch-in-the-ditch
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C
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Creative
Custom
3˘ per
square inch
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Coordinating
quilting designs in blocks, multiple patterns, borders, interlocking
designs, circles or stitch-in-the-ditch
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D
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Designer
Heirloom
4-5˘ per
square inch
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Coordinating
designs including feathers, circles, paisley, cables, cross-hatching;
dense stippling, textures or fillers, McTavishing; trapunto, extensive
stitch-in-the-ditch, outlining, multiple borders or separate sashing
designs
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E
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Extras
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Basting
for the hand-quilter done in 4” rows and easy to remove ($30.00
minimum)
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˝˘
per
square inch
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Half
Binding – machine stitched to the front to be turned and hand-stitched
by the client
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10˘
per linear inch
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Complete
Binding – machine stitched to the front and hand stitched to the back
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25˘
per linear inch
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Thread
– Cotton, Poly or Specialty Threads
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$8-$15
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Thread
Changes $2 each
(not to exceed $20) |
$2
per change |
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Miscellaneous
Labor Charges (pressing, squaring, seaming) One Hour Minimum
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$20
per hour
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Batting
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Hobbs
80/20
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17˘
per linear inch
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For Best Results:
Batting and backing should be 8 inches longer and wider than quilt top
Square
and press all backings and quilt tops.
Trim loose threads.
Please
Note– excess fullness may cause puckers and tucks when quilted.
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I request permission to photograph your quilt
for publication purposes.
If your quilt is displayed or published
I would appreciate recognition.
Thank you for your business.
I’m happy to help you finish your quilt.
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