Longarm Quilting Services in Yeppoon

Cooee Quilting provides professional edge-to-edge and custom longarm quilting from Cooee Bay, near Yeppoon in Central Queensland. Terase works with local and interstate quilters to select stitching that complements the piecing, fabrics and purpose of each quilt.

Edge-to-edge longarm quilting details on colourful quilts

Edge-to-Edge Quilting

Edge-to-edge quilting uses a single continuous design stitched across the entire quilt. It is a practical and cost-effective option for everyday quilts, gifts and projects where you want consistent texture and movement. Terase can help you select a design that complements your piecing and fabrics.

Pricing
Edge-to-edge quilting is priced per square inch. Contact Cooee Quilting with the length and width of your quilt for a current estimate.

Custom Quilting

Custom quilting allows different designs to be selected for borders, blocks and feature areas. Each quilt is planned individually to complement the piecing and fabrics, adding texture and detail while allowing important design elements to stand out.

Pricing
Custom quilting is quoted individually because the time and design work vary between quilts. Contact us to discuss your quilt and obtain an estimate.

Custom longarm quilting detail on a floral patchwork quilt

How to Prepare Your Quilt

If you are supplying the backing and wadding, they need to be at least 4 inches larger on all sides. Add 8 inches to the length and width dimensions of your quilt to calculate the size required for the backing and wadding.
All edges of the quilt and backing should be straight and square to ensure they roll evenly on Lizzie's rollers.
Iron the quilt top and backing. Make sure all seams are secured and flat. Trim excess threads (especially dark threads on light fabrics).
Make sure that your borders lie flat. Wavy borders and borders that are tight can result in a puckered finish over the quilt top.
Do not pin the three layers together.

Please note:

All care is taken to provide a good finish and some fullness in the quilt top can be accommodated. Excessive fullness may result in some rippling and puckering in the finished quilt.