Business Tips

APQS and Quilting Daily have teamed up to offer a longarm certification course like no other.

The truth is, you don’t need to be perfect to quilt for others — you just need to be consistent, confident in your process, and capable of delivering a clean, finished quilt that you’re proud to return.

With a little thought and planning, a longarm rental program can be a beneficial asset not only to a shop owner, but to renting quilters as well.

Starting a longarm quilting business is exciting, but finding those first customers can feel daunting. Begin with simple, local visibility, then challenge yourself to pick try additional one or two ideas from my “extras” list each month and watch your business grow!

Whether you're looking for a part-time gig to supplement other income, a retirement plan, or a whole new career, a longarm quilting machine offers versatile opportunities for creative individuals.

Pricing longarm quilting services can feel like a balancing act, but a clear structure makes it far easier for both quilters and clients.

If you're interested in starting or improving your longarm quilting business, APQS dealer Julia Graves of SO Quilts is sharing some valuable tips to help you succeed.

If you’re dreaming of owning your own longarm quilting machine but aren’t sure which APQS model to choose, it helps to explore your own quilting style and goals to find the best fit for you.

If you love machine quilting, it’s possible to turn your passion into a nice income. In this post I’ve pulled together some steps to make your machine quilting business successful while keeping the fun in it.

When setting your prices for quilting, it’s important to look at the entire process and not base your price simply on what others are charging in your area—especially if it is more than just a hobby for you.