FAQs

Because of the stretchy quality of the knit fabric of t-shirts, they must have a stabilizer adhered to the back before quilting. I strongly recommend an interfacing. They are also inherently prone to puckers and gathers as a result of their stretchy fabric, however I do quilt t-shirt quilts. If you are interested, please contact me for more information.

Yes! I am happy to work with long-distance customers, but I cannot take any responsibility for lost or damaged quilts during the shipping process. I will also add return shipping costs to your invoice.

That depends largely on the size of your quilt and if you are having any additional work completed such as bindings, etc. You can generally expect your quilt to take 4-6 weeks.

Quilting does take time; however, I would be happy to talk to you about your rush order. Please contact me and I’ll let you know if I can accommodate your timeline. Please understand that rush orders do incur a small fee.

Of course! I would love to work with you on the quilt design and would provide any needed feedback about best practices and suggestions throughout the process.