My wife has made a small baby quilt but needs a quilting machine to quilt it. She doesn't have the time to do it herself by hand.
Hence the Quilting Machine
And I don't have a few thousand to spend on one.
check the fabric stores if it is like tandy leather the bulletin board by the register has cards of people who do stuff like that!
So to make a quilt... first you make a quilt and then you need a quilting machine to quilt it? This seems like a paradoxical hobby.
Jo-anns has a list of people I am pretty sure. Honestly, If I had the cash, I would be tempted to start a business doing that. Its all automated, just gotta cough up the money and space to make it happen.
They bring Bucks people love hand made Quilts and they last forever
There's quilting, and then there's quilting.... the first quilting is designing and putting together the patchwork, sewing it all up, and that sorta stuff. Then you take it to a quilter, and they put the insulation/whatever its called inside, and sew the design over the entire quilt, adding decoration and securing the inner part in place.
There's a fabric and quilting store near NW 50th & Portland called Sew & Sew's. Might be of some help.
Google Maps
I've got quilt top that my grandmother made but never finished it up. It needs the cushion(y) fabric and the backing to get it finished. I was thinking about going in there some time to see if they could offer some help with it.
Google Maps
I've got quilt top that my grandmother made but never finished it up. It needs the cushion(y) fabric and the backing to get it finished. I was thinking about going in there some time to see if they could offer some help with it.
The Stitching Post:
https://www.sewbargain.com/
https://www.sewbargain.com/
