Professional Longarm Quilting Services
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What is Edge to Edge Longarm Quilting?
Edge to edge quilting is an all-over design quilted using a computerized system. Because the quilting is being led by a computer, the design possibilities are endless!
The Designs tab of this website has some examples of designs we offer and a full list to browse.
How much will this cost?
At HBQS we charge $0.025 per square inch for E2E quilting. This price includes all the quilting and thread used.
To estimate the cost of quilting, multiply the length of your quilt by the width (in inches), then multiply by $0.025.
For example, a quilt that measures 50”x70” would cost:
50 x 70 = 3500 sq inches x $0.025 = $87.50 (plus hst)
There is a $50 minimum load, which means this amount will be charged instead of the square inch cost for your quilt if it is less than $50.
Every month we pick one sale pantograph that is only $0.02 per square inch to save you a bit of cash! Click here for this month’s sale
Please note the $50 minimum still applies for the sale panto.
Quilting
We offer two types of batting:
1. Hobbs 80/20 Cotton Poly - $17.00/meter
Regular 80/20 is 96” wide. For oversized quilts, we have 80/20 at 120” wide for $19/meter
2. Hobbs 80/20 Cotton Poly Bleached White - $19.50/meter
Bleached white 80/20 is 108” wide. For oversized quilts, we can order in a prepackaged king-sized white batting
Whenever possible, batting is cut to the shortest dimension of your quilt. Any excess from the width of the batting (96” or 108”) will be returned with the quilt.
Hobbs batting for that same quilt measuring 50”x70” would cost:
50” = 1.25m x $17 = $21.25 (plus hst)
We recommend white batting for any quilts with a white background as it does a better job of hiding the shadows of your seams.
You are also welcome to send your own batting! We just ask that you ensure it's at least 2 inches larger than your quilt top on each side.
Batting
Binding is completely optional, many quilters love to bind their own quilts! If that isn’t you, we offer binding services. Click here for more info on binding.
Binding Options:
1. Attach binding to the top of your quilt ($0.10/linear inch)
2. Attach and finish it by hand ($0.30/linear inch)
To estimate the cost of binding, add up the length + width of your quilt (in inches) and multiply by 2. Then multiply by the cost of your chosen service.
Attaching the binding onto a quilt measuring 50”x70” would cost:
50 + 70 = 120 x 2 = 240 x $0.10 = $24 (plus hst)
If you opt for one of our binding services, please send either finished binding strips or enough yardage of your chosen fabric. There is a $10 charge to make up binding from yardage.
There are a few services we offer to make life a little easier! These are completely optional and can be selected in your quilt form.
Make your backing from yardage: If making up a backing is just one step too far, we totally get it. We charge $10 per seam to sew your backing from yardage, and $25 if you would like a pattern match. Most backings just require one big seam. Feel free to ask if you’re not sure how much backing to purchase.
Trimming: We charge $10 to trim your quilt once it’s finished so it goes home ready to be bound! This means we use a ruler to square up the quilt and cut off all the excess backing and batting. If there are small (usually 1/4” or less) pieces of your quilt top that need to be squared, those will be cut as well. If there are any large sections of your top that need to be cut we will consult with you first, but please only opt for trimming if you are okay with us using our best quilter judgment to make your quilt square.
Note: Trimming is included with binding services.
Add-Ons
How long will it take?
Our current turnaround time is about 3 weeks.
When you send in a quilt form, we can give you a more exact date of when it will be returned.
If you need a quilt finished by a specific date, please let us know in your quilt form and we will most likely be able to accommodate!
There are two different options for sending us your quilt. When you send in your quilt form, you can select which option works best for you.
How do I get my quilt to you?
Quilts can be dropped off in Burlington (South) or Hamilton (East Mountain). Please contact us for addresses to see which location is more convenient for you.
Send in a quilt form with all your info and select ‘drop off’ in the form
We will confirm receipt of your quilt form and send you the address for drop-off, as well as answer any questions you might have before you bring us your quilt.
Check out the quilt prep page for tips on packing up your quilt before you drop it off
There is a large weatherproof drop box on our porch that is available for quilt drop-offs daily from 8am-8pm. You can shoot us a quick text or email that you are stopping by but you do not need to arrange a specific date or time.
If you would like to meet in person when dropping off your quilt, please let us know in the quilt form and we can arrange a meeting (available Monday-Thursday between 9am-4pm)
Local Drop Off
Send in a quilt form with all your info and select ‘mail in’ in the form
We will confirm receipt of your quilt form and send you the shipping address, as well as answer any questions you might have before you send us your quilt.
Check out the quilt prep page for tips on packing up your quilt
We suggest shipping your quilt in a plastic bag and a sturdy cardboard box
Let us know that it is on the way, you can also include our email in the tracking so we can keep an eye on things
Once the quilt is completed, we will send the invoice with return shipping included and then ship your precious make back home
For quilters in Ontario, return shipping will be a flat $15 charge, and all other provinces will be a flat $20 charge
Mail In
Ready to go?
Click below to fill out our Quilt Form. Once we receive the completed form, we’ll email a confirmation and answer any questions you have. We can't wait to hear from you!