Longarm Quilting Services
374 of the 5,088 quilt & fabric shops we track nationwide have longarm quilting services. A search for "quilting near me" mixes fabric stores and longarm-for-hire businesses into the same undifferentiated list, with no way to tell which shops actually own a longarm machine versus which just sell supplies. Every shop marked here has longarm finishing services listed and priced on its own website.
Browse by state
- Arizona8
- California17
- Colorado11
- Connecticut8
- Florida23
- Georgia8
- Idaho10
- Illinois14
- Indiana11
- Iowa12
- Kansas10
- Kentucky7
- Massachusetts9
- Michigan18
- Minnesota6
- Mississippi7
- Missouri17
- Montana5
- Nebraska5
- Nevada5
- New Hampshire5
- New Jersey5
- New York10
- North Carolina20
- Ohio12
- Oklahoma9
- Oregon8
- Pennsylvania5
- South Dakota7
- Tennessee8
- Texas34
- Utah6
- Virginia15
- Washington9
- Wisconsin10
Book 2-4 weeks out during fall and winter. Longarm queues run longest from October through February as everyone finishes holiday gifts, so drop off your top, batting, and backing early and ask whether they charge by the inch ($0.02-0.04) or a flat edge-to-edge rate.
Common questions
- How much does longarm quilting cost?
- Edge-to-edge (all-over) patterns typically run $0.02-0.04 per square inch, so a queen-size top runs roughly $100-160. Custom quilting with varied designs per block costs more, often $0.08-0.15 per square inch or $150-400+ for a full quilt.
- How long does longarm quilting take?
- Turnaround is usually 2-4 weeks at a typical local shop, though it can stretch to 6-8 weeks around the holidays. Rush service is often available for an added fee, sometimes cutting the wait to under a week.