We provide a wide selection of designs, from simple meanders to intricate block patterns and feather motifs. We can help you choose the perfect design to complement your quilt top. Scroll down to see examples of our Allover Quilting Designs for inspiration.

Absolutely! We can work with you to create a custom quilting design that enhances the unique style of your quilt. Scroll down to see our custom gallery examples for inspiration.

We store all quilts in a smoke-free and pet-free environment. Each quilt is handled with care and treated as a future heirloom.

Turnaround time varies depending on the size and complexity of your quilt and our current schedule. We’ll provide an estimated completion date when you bring in your quilt.

Pricing depends on the size of your quilt, the complexity of the design, and additional services like batting or backing. We’ll give you a quote before starting any work.

Yes, we recommend reserving your spot in advance, especially during busy seasons. This ensures your quilt is added to our schedule and completed within your desired timeframe. Call (585) 455-0760 or email us to get started.

You can drop off your quilt at our shop during regular business hours, or we can provide instructions for safely shipping your quilt to us.

Town and Country Quilter endeavors to collaborate with quilt-makers to produce a high quality product that will become a treasure to its owner. In order to do this, a few steps must be taken before the quilt arrives at the studio.

1. Quilt tops should be pressed and free of holes or missed seams. Once the quilt is on the machine, missed seems are nearly impossible to repair. Please take the time to inspect your quilt top and make these necessary repairs. Top, Backing and Batting should come as separate pieces, not basted in any way.

2. Backing fabric needs to be 5″ longer and wider than the quilt top. For instance, if your top measures 90″ x 100″ the backing fabric should be at least 95″ x 105″. It is also helpful if backing fabric is pressed. Sheets are not the preferred backing for quilts, and may result in tension issues with the thread, or uneven shrinkage, when the quilt is washed. If the backing fabric is not pieced, there will be a $15 charge added to the quilting total. Although not necessary, it is helpful to leave the selvages on the outside edges of your quilt, this ensures a straight edge with which to attach the quilt to the machine frame.

3. Batting may be purchased from Town and Country Quilter, or brought with the quilt. Please ensure that your batting is at least 5 inches wider, and 10 inches longer than your quilt top. Town and Country quilter stocks both Hobbs Heirloom Poly-Cotton blend and White Quilter’s Dream Cotton in Select Loft.

4. Quilts may be brought, or mailed to the shop which is located at 10 East Bank Street, Albion, NY, 14411

5. Quilts are added to the schedule either when they are delivered or by reserving a spot in advance by calling 585.455.0760, or emailing us. If a reservation is made, it is the quilt-maker’s responsibility to keep track of the date, and deliver the quilt one week prior. If the quilt is not in the studio when it is due to be quilted, we reserve the right to move on to the next quilting job and transfer your quilt to the end of the schedule.

6. When the quilting is complete, you will receive a phone call to let you know. You may pick up your quilt during business hours at the shop, or call to make an appointment. Payment is due at the time of pick up.

If you have any further questions, feel free to contact us using our online form, email, or by phone at (585) 455-0760.