Quilting Machines

Quilting machines support the time-honored tradition of quilt making. This heritage has been passed down from one generation to the next for hundreds of years.

• A regular quilting machine makes blocks that are 4 to 6 inches on a side

  The fabric layers are pinned before they are sewn together. The fabric sandwich is then hand-fed into the quilter sewing machine. Pins are removed as the sandwich is sewn.

• Piecing is easy and straight forward

  Built-in or attachable walking feet keep the fabric from shifting. Walking presser feet are included on all our available quilting machines.

• Long arm quilting machines allow pieces up to 18 inches on a side

  A long arm quilting table may be 10 to 14 feet wide. It is easy to create a very large quilt with a long arm machine. Long stitches and large patterns also become simple to make. When sewing the pieces, the machine moves while the fabric remains in one place.