Order E2E Longarm Quilting

Instructions:

1. Fill out the form below. This form will generate a PDF with the information you entered in the form.
2. Print out the PDF by clicking on the printer icon on the top right of the PDF viewer.
3. Include the PDF with your quilt shipment to me. Send your quilt package to the address on the PDF.
4. Payment will be made upon completion of your quilt. Expect an email from me to reach out with additional details.

Full Name

Phone

Email Address

Return Shipping Address

Rush Order? (Additional $50 Fee) Rush Order? (Additional $50 Fee) Yes No

If yes, when do you need it by? (If no, just leave this blank)

Quilt Width (in inches)

Quilt Length (in inches)

Backing Width (in inches)...needs to be at least 3" more than Quilt Width

Backing Length (in inches)...needs to be at least 3" more than Quilt Length

Describe your Quilt (colors,fabrics, quilt pattern, etc):

E2E Quilting Pattern Chosen - Designs Listed Alphabetically (View Catalog at https://ladybugthreads.com/design-catalog/)

What thread color would you like? (White, Cream, Light Tan, Medium Tan, Dark Tan, Light Gray, Medium Gray, Dark Gray or Other? -- I try to pick the thread that blends the best with the quilt, unless you want something to stand out specifically)

Are you shipping your own batting? Are you shipping your own batting? Yes No

If no, would you like to purchase batting from Ladybug Threads?

Can I share pictures of your project on my business page and/or social media? Can I share pictures of your project on my business page and/or social media? Yes No

Trim excess backing and batting when quilt is completed? (no extra charge) Trim excess backing and batting when quilt is completed? (no extra charge) Yes No

Any additional notes you'd like to add?

Today's Date

I have read and agree to the disclaimer below. I have read and agree to the disclaimer below. I have read and agree to the disclaimer below.

I have read the info below on how to prepare my quilt for longarm quilting. I have read the info below on how to prepare my quilt for longarm quilting. I have read the info on how to prepare my quilt for longarm quilting.

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Disclaimer:
If your project comes unprepared for quilting and it takes a long time to prep it to be loaded onto the machine, an additional cost of $15/hour may be added to the price quoted (ie, pressing, trimming threads, squaring up top/back/binding – anything that takes longer than 30 minutes.)

I will contact you if there are any problems with your quilt or additional/unforeseen costs. In such an instance, I will not progress on your project until I have discussed the situation with you so as to assure your happiness with the finished product. If I can not contact you this may bump your project until we have discussed a solution.

I am not able to quilt out or “fix” piecing errors. If the quilt top is not square, or the borders have extra fullness, you can expect tucks/pleats/gathers in the finished quilt. I will do my best to ease in as much as possible, but quilting will not line up points or seams.

Payment is due upon completion. Your quilt will be shipped back to you once payment is received.

What do I need to know before

Bringing My Quilt?

Have your quilt ironed and threads trimmed.

This makes the process to load your quilt onto the machine much quicker.

Thread Choices

As a quilter, I generally pick a thread that blends the best overall for your design. If you have a specific thread color you want used, PLEASE tell me. I usually want thread to blend into the background, but sometimes a quilt just begs for the thread to stand out! So let me know your preferences.

Backing fabric needs to be 3-4" bigger than the top on all sides.

This means 6-8″ longer and wider than the quilt top. EXAMPLE: If you have a quilt that is 70″x70″, the quilt backing should measure 76″x76″ up to 78″x78″. The backing can be larger, but you need a minimum of 3″ on all sides to allow for loading the quilt and room to test the tension of the longarm machine before quilting.

Be prepared to discuss your likes and dislikes in style.

This helps me know what your tastes are and how to finish your quilt to your satisfaction.

Batting Options

You are welcome to send your own batting or purchase batting from me. Most quilters prefer to use 80/20 batting as it is warm and light weight and drapes well in the quilt. It is also machine washable. I always carry Hobbs 80/20 batting as well as Hobbs Washable Wool and polyester (thin to medium density).

NO Basting!

When preparing your quilt to send for longarm quilting, DO NOT baste the quilt sandwich together. Do not use spray baste, thread baste, or pin basting. I will have to undo any basting you have done in order to properly load your quilt onto my machine. The quilt top should be separate from the backing fabric and batting. They can be folded together or separate, but they should not be attached together by any means.

If you have specific requests regarding the layout or setup of your quilt, please include these instructions in the “Note” section of the Longarm Quilting Form.