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Patterns and Pricing


Prices

For general longarm services using a pantograph design, my charge is 2.5 cents per square inch. There are no charges for thread or thread changes (although there is a charge for "matchstick" quilting). Semi-custom work [automated patterns within blocks] is 4.5 cents per square inch, and full custom [hand driven or especially difficult designs] is 6.5 cents per square inch. 

I can provide batting at a cost of $8 per yard or use batting that you provide. If I am providing the batting, I will use Quilters Dream (white), Hobbs Heirloom (white), or Warm and Natural 80/20.  Let me know if there's another type that you prefer.

Preparation

Please do your best to have your quilt pressed and long threads snipped. Batting and backing should be 3-4 inches larger than your top on all sides.  The extra fabric gives room for my leaders and clamps, and a little flexibility to work with fullness, if there is any.  

Pattern Library

My digital library of patterns includes the following pantographs (Citrine is my personal favorite!!).  I am willing to acquire additional ones if you want one that I don't have - they usually run about $10. *I've added a bunch of patterns since I've created this site; until I'm able to update everything that I have, I'll let you know if there are other options that will work well with your quilt.

I am happy to consult with you on pattern, scale, and thread selection! Contact me to get started!

 Lather Rinse Repeat 

 Jacquard

 Mod Hearts

 Macintosh Rose

 Regalia

 Sleepy Ewes

 Citrine

 Fabulous Feathers

 Bauhaus

 Belly Bop

  Darlene's All Over

 Giboshi

 Ikat

 Marmalade

 Footballs






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