Edge-to-Edge Quilting
Beautiful edge-to-edge quilting adds texture, movement, and a polished finish while letting your quilt shine.
ALL
OVER
What is Edge-to-Edge Quilting?
Edge-to-edge quilting uses one continuous design across the entire quilt top. The pattern flows from side to side, creating consistent texture and movement while allowing the piecing, color, and fabric to remain the focus.
QUILTING
PATTERNS
Choose a Pattern You Love
Click the button below to browse the Edge-to-Edge Pattern Library. Find a quilting design that complements your quilt. From flowing florals and graceful curves to geometric and modern designs, each pattern creates its own texture and personality.
You don’t need to make the final decision on your own. I’m happy to help you choose a pattern that works beautifully with your quilt.
THE
PROCESS
From Quilt Top to Finished Quilt
Choose Your Pattern
Browse the quilting pattern library and choose a design you love, or let me help you select a pattern that complements your quilt.
Send Your Quilt
Quilting & Finishing
I quilt your project edge-to-edge, then return it to you for binding—or, if requested, I can complete the binding for you.
Learn more about preparing, sending, and receiving your quilt in
QUILTING
RATES
Simple, Transparent Pricing
Edge-to-edge quilting is my most economical quilting option, offering a beautiful, professional finish at an affordable price. Quilting is priced by the square inch, based on the size of your quilt top. Additional services such as batting and binding will be added as needed.
$0.03
per square inch
EDGE-TO-EDGE QUILTING
Example:
A 60″ × 80″ quilt = 4,800 square inches
4,800 × $0.03 = $144
Additional costs include batting, binding services, and return shipping.
COMMON
QUESTIONS
What You May Want to Know
1. How long does edge-to-edge quilting take?
Most lap and twin-size quilts are completed in less than a week once your quilt arrives in the studio. My studio machine accommodates quilts up to twin size, so queen and king-size quilts require me to schedule time on a larger longarm machine. Please allow at least one additional week for these larger quilts.
2. How large should my backing be?
Your backing should be at least 4 inches larger than the quilt top on all four sides.
3. Do you provide batting?
Yes. Batting is available for an additional charge, or you may provide your own suitable batting.
4. Can I ship my quilt to you?
Yes. I accept quilts by mail and will provide the shipping address and packing instructions when we arrange your quilting service. Return shipping will be added to your final cost.
5. Can you bind my quilt too?
Yes. Binding services are available upon request for an additional charge.
6. How much does it cost to quilt a lap, twin, queen, or king-size quilt?
Because quilts vary in size, the final price is based on the actual measurements of your quilt top at $0.03 per square inch. As a general guide, a lap quilt is about $130, a twin is about $189, a queen is about $270, and a king is about $363. Batting, binding services, and return shipping are additional.
Ready to Get Your Quilt on the Frame?
Whether you already know which quilting pattern you want or would like help choosing one, I’d be happy to talk through your quilt and the finishing options that will work best for it.
