The Most Affordable Way to Start Longarm Quilting Let’s face it, longarm quilting has a pretty high barrier to entry. Longarm machines can cost thousands of dollars, and then you have to buy a quilting frame on top of that. All-in, buying your own quilting setup can easily cost more than $20,000. At Grace Company, we believe that everyone should be able t...

Grace Company’s digital education team has come together to make a list of our all-time favorite quilt patterns. If you’re looking for a summer project to keep you occupied—and in the comfort of your air conditioning—you’ve come to the right place. Each of our digital educators (Jenna, Sabrina, and Angelique) have picked their top thr...

Whether you’re just starting out as a longarm quilter, or you’re getting ready to send your quilt to a professional longarmer, these are the steps you should take to get the best possible results when finishing your quilt. Like most things, preparation goes a long way when it comes to longarm quilting. You can dive right in, but having a solid foundation...

The TrueCut system has everything you need to make fabric cutting easy, safe, and accurate. Our collection of cutters, rulers, mats, sharpeners, and more will help you achieve a perfect cut every time.  In our unique cutting system, the rotary cutter has a guide that interlocks with a raised track on any TrueCut ruler to give you straight cuts every time....

Your longarm quilting journey starts here, Home-Based Quilter! Maybe you’ve been paying a professional longarmer to finish your quilts or finishing quilts on a domestic machine—either way, longarm quilting can have a bit of a learning curve. To make the whole process a little smoother and less intimidating, we’ve compiled five tips to help you ge...