Longarm Directory
Longarm Quilters in West Virginia
10 quilt shops in West Virginia offering longarm quilting services.
WV Quilt Shop
Barboursville, West Virginia
A Barboursville quilt shop housed in a century-old hardware store, famous for its fabric-by-the-pound back room.
Living the Dream Quilt Shop
Bridgeport, West Virginia
A small Taylor-area quilt shop run out of a renovated garage, opened by owner Becci Ware as a tribute to her late husband.
Gabby's Sewing and More
Charleston, West Virginia
A family-owned Charleston-area shop run by a fourth-generation seamstress, blending fabric sales with machine service and long-arm quilting.
Schoolhouse Quilts
Elizabeth, West Virginia
A full-service quilt shop inside a former schoolhouse, run by a retired banker turned longarm-quilter-turned fabric shop owner.
Kelly's Quilts
Hurricane, West Virginia
A newly opened Hurricane quilt shop built around community, founded by a quilter who trained at two other West Virginia shops.
The Blessed Quilter
Oak Hill, West Virginia
An Oak Hill fabric shop in Fayette Square known for custom fabric cutting, new stock arriving daily, and a welcoming community feel.
Bolts and Quarters Quilt Shop
Parkersburg, West Virginia
The largest quilt shop in West Virginia, stocking over 7,000 bolts inside a converted South Parkersburg dairy building.
Mountain State Quilting
Philippi, West Virginia
A family-owned Philippi quilt shop and authorized Brother/Handi Quilter dealer offering fabric, notions, and longarm sales.
The Sewing Gallery
Princeton, West Virginia
Southern West Virginia's only authorized Brother dealer, selling premium fabric brands and running a full online store.
Eleanor's Quilts and Fabrics
Reedsville, West Virginia
A Reedsville quilt shop with a fully stocked online store selling fabric by the yard and pre-quilted panels nationwide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find a longarm quilter in West Virginia?+
West Virginia has 10 quilt shops in our directory offering longarm services: WV Quilt Shop, Living the Dream Quilt Shop, Gabby's Sewing and More, Schoolhouse Quilts, Kelly's Quilts, The Blessed Quilter, Bolts and Quarters Quilt Shop, Mountain State Quilting, The Sewing Gallery, Eleanor's Quilts and Fabrics.
Do longarm quilters accept mail-in tops?+
Most do — contact the shop directly to confirm their process, turnaround time, and whether batting is included or you need to supply your own.