Introduction: Why Thread Choice Matters for Longarm Quilting When it comes to longarm quilting, choosing the right thread can make or break your project. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned quilter, understanding the difference between standard sewing thread and longarm quilting thread is crucial. This guide will explore the factors you need to consider—...

Adding a computerized quilting machine or software to your process might mean paying a lot of money to upgrade. You should be absolutely certain that computerized quilting is worth the cost, and that you’re choosing the correct product for the way you create. This guide will help you understand the features and benefits of computerized quilting and how to choos...

We’re breaking down how much it costs to add a longarm quilting machine to your setup. Sending your quilts to a professional longarmer gets expensive fast, and quilting on a domestic machine can be strenuous and creatively limiting. If you quilt often—or if you’re thinking about turning your hobby into a business—it might make more sense to...

If you’re used to quilting on a traditional sewing machine, using a longarm machine might look a little intimidating. The biggest difference? Instead of guiding your quilt through the machine, you guide the machine over your quilt. It’s a whole new way of quilting—but once you get the hang of it, you’ll find it’s easier in many ways...

You don’t have to send your quilt top to an expensive professional longarmer, and you don’t have to invest in a quilting machine—though if you do, you’ll step into a whole new world of patterns and creative possibilities! If you’re looking for a more affordable way to finish your quilts, you can use your home sewing machine and get your...