Longarm Quilting, Finished With Care
Computerized edge-to-edge longarm quilting is available by appointment for quilts of all sizes. Tasha works with each project carefully, helping you choose a pantograph style that suits your quilt and gives it a beautiful finished look.
By appointment in Frankford, Ontario · Quilts accepted in person only
How Longarm Quilting Works
From choosing a pantograph to preparing your quilt for the frame, the process is kept clear and practical so you know what to expect before your appointment.
1. Share Your Quilt Details
Tell Tasha your quilt size, timing, backing, batting, and any design ideas you already have.
2. Choose a Pantograph
Browse available pantograph designs or ask for help choosing one that suits your quilt.
3. Prepare Your Quilt
Bring your quilt top, backing, and batting prepared according to the quilt preparation guidelines.
4. Drop Off by Appointment
Longarm projects are reviewed by appointment before your quilt goes on the frame.
Longarm Quilting Pricing & Estimates
Longarm quilting pricing depends on quilt size, pantograph level, batting, binding, and any extra preparation required. Review the current price list, then contact Tasha if you have questions or would like help estimating your project.
PANTOGRAPH DESIGNS
Choose a Quilting Design That Suits Your Quilt
Pantographs are repeating quilting designs stitched across the quilt. By The Yhard offers a growing collection of designs, from simple textures to more detailed patterns, so you can choose a finish that suits the style of your quilt.
PANTO OF THE MONTH
Featured Quilting Design
Each month, Tasha highlights a pantograph design from the By The Yhard collection. It’s a simple way to discover new quilting styles and see how different designs can change the look and feel of a finished quilt.
If you’re not sure which pantograph will suit your quilt, Tasha can help you choose a design that complements the fabrics, piecing and overall style.
Apple Dip
PREPARING YOUR QUILT
A Little Preparation Helps Everything Go Smoothly
Before your quilt goes on the longarm, a few simple preparation steps help ensure the best possible result. Tasha will confirm the details with you before your appointment, but these guidelines are a good place to start.
1. Quilt Top
Make sure your quilt top is complete, pressed and free of loose threads where possible.
2. Backing
Your backing should be at least 4" larger than the quilt top on all sides so it can be loaded securely onto the longarm frame.
3. Batting
Bring your preferred batting, or ask Tasha about available options when booking your appointment.
4. Final Details
Have your pantograph choice, thread preferences and any special notes ready to discuss at drop-off.
Not sure if your quilt is ready? Tasha is happy to answer questions before your appointment.
READY TO GET STARTED?
Ready to Talk About Your Quilt?
Every quilt is a little different. If you’re ready to book longarm quilting, need an estimate, or would like help choosing a pantograph, Tasha would be happy to talk through the details with you.