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Longarm Quilting Services
Professional Quilters use a variety of methods for their pricing - by the hour, by the amount of thread used, rates based on square inch, square foot, or square yard - so if you are choosing a longarm quilter simply by price comparing this may be as difficult as comparing apples to oranges.
While pricing is a consideration, so is the reputation, experience, and style of the individual longarm quilter.
Let me introduce myself.
I am an award winning and published quilter, a member of the International Machine Quilters Association, and founder of the Bayshore Longarm Quilters Guild.Continuing Education is very important to me as I seek every opportunity available to sit under the teaching of national award winning longarm quilters as well as subscribe to numerous trade magazines, continuing to seek a fresh approach in my personal development as a longarm quilter to better service my customer.
Nothing thrills me more than assisting a quilter finish their top so it can be used as intended. Including the quilt tops inherited from special family members! I take joy in the variety of quilts that grace my frame, muck like attending a private quilt show every day in my studio!
I am here to serve you. Your top will be treated as if it were my own. As a piecer and a quilter I know the time and love you have put into your creation, rest assured that your quilt will receive the same reverence while in my care. My studio is smoke free and every effort is taken to assure the integrity of your precious heirloom.
As you consider Quilts 'N Kaboodle for your longarm quilting service provider please take time to review the frequently asked questions concerning borders, backing, and batting. There are slideshow photo examples showcasing different syles of quilting as well as my photo gallery for a sampling of current customer quilts as well as personal quilts.
I'm looking forward to the opportunity for Quilts 'N Kaboodle
to meet and exceed your quilting needs and expectations.
to meet and exceed your quilting needs and expectations.
Karen E. Overton