Quilt Finishing Tips

Combining ruler work, freemotion and computerized design is a great way to add the perfect finishing touch to a quilt top!

Putting a facing on a scalloped quilt is a great way to give a clean, professional finish and, with a little bit of planning, it is far easier than it looks!

Whether you’re quilting for customers or finishing your own treasures, adding binding on the longarm is a useful technique that will get you one step closer to a completed quilt.

Got more quilts hanging around than you have beds?  Hang them on the walls! There are many ways to hang a quilt on a wall depending on the size and weight of the quilt you want to put on the wall.

At International Quilt Festival 2024, the maker and the quilter of the 2024 IQF Signature Quilt share smiles and insights about their recent collaboration. "A 1915 Variation of a Goose on a Pond" by Tammy Morris and quilted by Eva Ellison.

Free motion quilting is a valuable skill for any longarm quilter to achieve.

Maintaining a square quilt top on your longarm quilting machine requires careful preparation and consistent attention to detail. Whether you’re loading the quilt, measuring alignment, or adjusting quilting density, these strategies will help you produce a professional, perfectly square quilt ready for binding and display.

A well-chosen border can transform your quilt from simple to stunning. Here are seven types of quilt borders to take your quilt to the next level.

Elevate your longarm quilting with professional precision! Read more our tips and tricks for stitching in the ditch.

Ruler work is the secret to adding that extra touch of magic to your quilts. Follow along with APQS Educator and Retailer Karen McTavish as she demonstrates numerous ruler techniques that will make your quilts truly spectacular.