High 5 to all of that! I would love to learn both hand and machine quilting someday...just not today. :)

I have never sent one of my quilts out...I'm too cheap! I'd rather spend money on more fabric.

I started out hand quilting them all (nearly 30 years ago), but now am fairly comfortable FMQing on my vintage Bernina Record 830. The largest I've done is a queen, but then I don't have a king sized bed in my house. My early attempts were pretty sorry...I started out with table runners and baby quilts, but I'm getting better with each one.

I still hand quilt at least one quilt a year, usually a reproduction or applique one.

I do all the quilting on my domestic pfaff, even king size.
we don't have that many LAQ around here and it's too expensive for me to let one of them quilt for me.
and I'm pretty proud of myself if I can say I did the whole quilt on my own

I do my own. I either hand quilt them or put them on my frame and LA them.

I quilt my own baby quilts and lap quilts. Anything bigger than that goes to Long Arm Quilter! I know I "could" do it--but to me it takes the fun out of making big tops...

I usually do quilt all most of mine. I get an idea of how I want them to look when they are finished and I have to do it myself because I can't explain to someone else how it is suppose to be. I hand quilt some, especially if they are 30's prints or I use my mom's long arm and machine quilt them.

LAQ because I am still learning and not comfortable doing my own. When I spend a lot of money and time on a quilt I don't want to be mad at myself for ruining my own quilt because I am not ready

I do my own and my customers on my Gammill...I love it, it's one of my favorite parts of quilting...

I didn't know I COULD have someone else quilt it until I joined this Board. I have no idea what it costs, but will explore once I move onto anything bigger than a lap quilt!

I took a class at my LQS to learn how to use their longarm, which includes 2 free hours. Once I use up the one-time 2 free hours, it'll be $15 an hour.