Directory
298 quilt shops and dedicated longarm studios across 49 states offer longarm quilting services — edge-to-edge finishing, custom quilting, rental, and machine sales.
Finishing a quilt top on a longarm machine is one of the most common bottlenecks in quilting — most home sewing machines can't comfortably handle a full-size quilt sandwich. The shops below offer one or more longarm services: sending your top out to be professionally quilted, renting time on a longarm yourself, or buying a machine of your own.
Guide · 2026
Real rates from published studio price sheets — per-square-inch pricing by style, cost by quilt size, and the extras nobody mentions until the invoice.
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No longarmer nearby? These verified studios take quilt tops by mail from anywhere in the country — plus how to pack and ship a top safely.
Browse mail-in studios →Browse the state directory below — it lists real quilt shops and studios that offer longarm quilting services (edge-to-edge finishing, custom quilting, rental, or machine sales), pulled from our national quilt shop directory.
Rental means you bring your own finished top and quilt it yourself on their machine (often with training required first). A quilting service means you drop off or mail in your top and the shop's staff quilts it for you — usually priced per square inch. Many shops offer both.
Roughly $0.015-$0.025 per square inch for edge-to-edge (an all-over pantograph design), or $0.035-$0.07 per square inch for custom quilting. See the full longarm cost calculator for a size-by-size breakdown.
Yes — most professional longarm services accept mail-in tops, not just local drop-off. Contact the shop directly to confirm their process, turnaround time, and whether they supply batting or you need to send your own.
Quilted and bound — Cheryl's Twenty Plenty quilt from the archive