This level is priced at 5 cents/square inch, and is a great choice when you want something unique but very budget-friendly. Light custom quilting involves quilting designs in specific places on the quilt, and can include wavy lines, organic crosshatching, meanders, leaves/flowers, loops, and/or continuous curve quilting. Light custom does not include any ruler work, such as stitch in the ditch. This makes custom quilting more artistic, time consuming, and personalized than E2E quilting. In custom quilting, the quilter places different designs in different places on the quilt.
The second type of quilting is c ustom quilting. Here's a great YouTube video to help you choose a quilting design! And here's another one. See a sampling of E2E patterns here and in my Quilt Gallery. Note that small quilts usually fall under this minimum, but will be charged the minimum amount.Īs an example, a typical queen sized quilt of 80 x 90 inches would cost $216 using a 3 cent design, and a typical twin quilt measuring 70 x 86 would cost $180 using a 3 cent design.Īn all-over meander, horizontal, or vertical straight-line quilting also start at 3 cents/square inch, and increase to 3.5 cents for lines closer than 2 inches apart. The minimum charge for quilting an E2E design is $75 per quilt. Total square inches is found by measuring the length times the width of your quilt.
It uses a repeating pattern (called a pantograph), and your choice of patterns is extensive! E2E quilting ranges from 3-5 cents/square inch, based on the density of the pattern you choose. Edge -to-edge (E2E) is a design that's quilted from one side of your quilt to another, across the whole quilt. The cost of quilting depends on what design(s) you want on your quilt.
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