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Old 01-01-2011, 09:32 AM
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carolaug
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I like this idea because you did it...instead of having someone else do it. I am hoping my machine can handle king but I mostly make full size quilts so should be fine.
Originally Posted by jdiane318
We have several quilt shops in my area that rent their longarms by the hour ($20) or the day ($50). You provide your top, batting and backing. I have done a queen in just under 2 hours and a king size in 3. The store has a Gammill Statler that has a programmable design and does up to an 18 inch pattern. I can handle up to queen-size on my own machines but the king-size quilts are usually gifts for someone special so I want it done right. Might be worth checking in your area to see if there is a shop that rents out their longarms.
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