qwkslver

I quilt mine on a Sweet 16. It became difficult for me to find a long arm quilter and when I did the costs were so much that I decided I could justify the payments on the Sweet 16. I don't hand quilt, attempted once and the results were not good (many years ago). I really don't have the time either. (Looking at the huge pile of unfinished sewing as we speak). Make your own decisions about the quilting and enjoy.

Monale

I have to confess that I like the piecing part better than the quilting... But sending it out isn't really an option (no LA anywhere near where I live) and I don't have a sewing machine, so I hand-piece and hand-quilt everything. I'm currently quilting my second big quilt and it does seem to go faster than the first one! Guess all those baby quilts have given me some practice...

luvstoquilt301

I sent out 2 really big ones before I bought my used HQ16. I did dozens on my Janome 6600. I did one queen sized on the Janome and said never again. I hunted for 2 years for a used HQ that I could afford. Now I crank out MANY charity quilts done on my beloved HQ.

If I did a special quilt intended for a show, I would send it out to a talented LA. I am not that great on my HQ for a show type quilt.

mjhaess

I send mine out...

SusanSusan33

I do my own quilting. I have a dsm with a 9 inch harp. That's helps, but I've never done anything huge. I will be fmqing a queen sized quilt my mom pieced and we ar going to do a "split the batting" technique. Hope I can work it all out...