Making Memories Through Quilts
Facts about the quilts I make:
I only use the highest quality quilt fabrics for your keepsake quilt that has been purchased from quilt shops here in town and across the United States. I don’t use lower grade fabrics from local fabric stores or hobby stores. You will select the fabric colors and quilt layout style for your quilt so it will be special to you.
Your quilt will be quilted on a Gammill Longarm Quilting Machine. Together we will determine what color thread to use on the top and the bottom. It will not be tied with yarn or ribbon and will not have ‘rag quilt’ edges. The quilting design can be the standard Puzzle Design or another from my pattern collection, such as swirls, leaves, stars, and many more to choose from, or it can be free motion quilted following the shirt designs.
I use the best 100% cotton batting to provide warmth, comfort, and will drape nicely when on a bed, across the back of a couch, or hanging on the wall.
The quilt binding will be sewn to the front by machine then rolled to the back and sewn down by hand for a secure a beautiful finished edge.
For a small fee I can attach a hanging sleeve to your quilt so you will be able to hang your quilt on the wall if you desire.
For FREE I will create and sew on a quilt label to the back of your quilt with the information you provide about your keepsake quilt.
I will provide you with quilt care and storage instructions so your quilt will last for generations.
Personally, I am an award winning and published quilter, most recently in the April 2014 issue of American Patchwork and Quilting magazine. You will receive the most professional quilt I can make.
I hope this will provide you with the knowledge and comfort that you will receive a quality product.
A good price estimate is $20 per shirt. Note, using both front and back of a shirt counts as two shirts.
Note: Style 1 price range is $22 – $28 per shirt because of extra fabric to be purchased.
Note: Hockey jersey quilt the price range is $25 – $28 per shirt because of the difficulty of working with the jerseys.
Quilt layout styles and number of shirts required:
Style 1 – Standard Block Design (based on 12″x12″ designs)
Style 2 – Framed Design (fabric sewn around each design)
Style 3 – Free Form Design (shirts cut into various sizes then sewn together like a puzzle)
The number of shirts can vary for Style 2 and Style 3.
Please see tab “T-Shirt and Jersey Quilts” for description and picture of each style layout.
The final price we decide upon will depend on the number of shirts and desired finished size.
Please contact me with questions or concerns you may have.
Contact me at: wandablack52@gmail.com
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