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Linda has been piecing and hand-quilting for over 12 years and machine quilting for 10 years.

The existing APQS Ultimate II machine has been upgraded with Statler Stitcher Computer-Assisted Hardware. With Linda's extensive quilting background and the Computer-Assisted Longarm you will be guaranteed the highest quality machine quilting possible.

The computer ensures the following consistencies:
- Length of Stitches
- Precise Repetition of Patterns
- Exact Size and Fit of Patterns
- Exquisite Quality Throughout Your Quilt


Each finished quilt will be unique with hundreds of patterns to choose from


 

Linda can complete your quilt using one or more of the following methods:

ALL-OVER DESIGN or PANTOGRAPH - This is the fastest and most cost effective way to have your quilt finished. The same pattern is repeated from edge to edge to providing an over-all design. There are hundreds of patterns currently available and new patterns being designed by Linda daily. If you have an idea of what you would like, Linda can help you decide or can even customize one from the fabric being used in your quilt...the possibilities are endless!
OUTLINE QUILTING - This method is used to set off the special designs in your quilt top. The stitching can be done "in the ditch" or around a figure and then echoed before another stitch is used.
STIPPLE or MEANDERING - Many times meandering is used to fill in a background and to make a figure stand out. It is good accompaniment to outline quilting, and comes in many shapes including: loops, sharp geometric angles, and standard.
CUSTOM QUILTING - Most quilts will be enhanced by a design especially created for them. This can be something as basic as a specific design in similar squares or as complicated as a special design in each part of the quilt including borders and sashing.
BASTING - Although you may really enjoy crawling on the floor to pin or baste your quilt, it is easier if you several large tables...it is even easier to have your quilt machine basted for hand quilting! The tension will be distributed evenly and you won't have to worry about pins being in your way.

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