Longarm Rental - Deposit

Our Machine:

Join us at the shop and rent our beautiful Juki Miyabi J-350 QVP to complete your quilt projects!

Rates:

A $50 non-refundable deposit is required to book your rental session.

Valet Quilt Loading: $25 flat rate, includes squaring if needed. Your rental session begins after the quilt is loaded, at $50 per hour.

Assisted Loading: $50 per hour, a staff member will be available to assist you with loading and getting started for the first hour of your appointment. We want to ensure you are properly acquainted with our machine so your quilting session goes as smoothly as possible. Your rental session begins as soon as we begin the loading process. 

Longarm Use Policy:

A written longarm rental agreement must be signed before your first longarm session.

It is crucial that proper use and maintenance is followed to ensure that we can all continue to enjoy this beautiful machine! 

Our Terms of Use are set in place to protect our beautiful machine and ensure it keeps running for our quilting community. Thank you for respecting our machine so we can all continue doing what we love.

Please note:
Ruler work will not be permitted.
Bed sheets are not permitted as backing fabric. 
Only Glide thread will be permitted on our Longarm. 

Cancellation Policy:

Your deposit is non-refundable. Cancellations are permitted up to 48 hours before the booking time.

Cancellations more than 48 hours before the booking time will receive a deposit credit for the full amount of $50 towards rebooking your long arm session.

No-shows and cancellations less than 48 hours before the booking time will forfeit their deposit.

FAQ:

Do you sell Glide thread?

• We do! We have a wide selection of spools available, and we will have empty bobbins for your use while quilting. If you need to purchase Glide for your longarm rental, you will receive 10% off your Glide purchase for the project on your rental day. 

Do you sell backing and batting?

• We do! We have a selection of 108" Widebacks and Fireside fabrics available, as well as multiple weights of batting. However, any good quality batting will be fine. If you choose to piece your own backing from quilting cotton, please ensure you have this completed before your Longarm time slot, as we do not have a regular machine available for use in the shop at this time. 

What kinds of fabric can I use for backing?

• Quality 100% cotton
• 108" Widebacks
• Flannel
• Fireside
• Minky

How big does my backing need to be?

• You must have an extra 8" at the top and bottom, above the finished size of your quilt. If your quilt top measures 80" long, your backing must measure 96" long.
• You must have an extra 4" minimum on each side for clearance. If your quilt top measures 60" wide, your backing must measure at least 68" wide. 

Why do backings need to be bigger than the quilt tops?

• This allows the machine enough clearance on the top and sides to do its job properly and quilt every inch of your quilt top.  

Can my backing be bigger than the required size?

• Absolutely! However, it cannot exceed 110" wide.  

What is a "Square" backing and how do I achieve this?

• Squared up means that all your sides are straight and all your corners are at right angles. We know this is tricky and not everyone has space to lay things out and trim them. If you are unable to square your own backing, we will assist you with this before loading your quilt onto the machine. Please notify us in advance if this is something you will need help with.

Should I pre-wash my backing? 

• This is a personal choice, there is no right or wrong answer. If you choose to pre-wash, ensure your backing is large enough to accommodate for shrinkage.