Palm Beach Quilting is an Australian quilting company based in Melbourne.
We provide the full range of long arm machine quilting services as well as quilting fabrics, including wide backing fabrics, quiltback and quiltbacking fabrics.
Palm Beach Quilting aims to provide you with the best possible range of quilting products along with prompt quilting service and friendly advice.
We are constantly updating and improving our on-line store.
You are most welcome to just browse & when you are ready, place orders.
To order products you simply register first for an Internet C.O.D. account, then proceed to place your order.
Why Palm Beach Quilting?
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competitive pricing
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quick turnaround for edge to edge
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quality of work
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friendly service and advice.
Palm Beach Quilting is based in Melbourne and the machine quilting services are performed in our studio in Carrum Downs, in the south east of Melbourne.
Palm Beach Quilting Online Shop delivers quilting fabrics and quilting products Australia-wide.
Studio Hours
Monday - Friday 10am - 4 pm
Saturday 9am - 12 pm
CLOSED Sunday & Public Holidays
Studio Address
7/2 Industry Boulevard, Carrum Downs, 3201
(Cnr. Colemans Road & Industry Boulevard)
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PRICES AND PURCHASE QUANTITIES
Prices are subject to change without notice.
All prices displayed are Australian Dollars GST inclusive (10%) where applicable.
Fabric quantities are priced per metre but may be purchased by part thereof.
Errors & omissions excepted. All logos & brands are trademarks of the respective companies
Postage Charges
Express Australia Post Satchels & Parcels despatched daily.
Orders placed by 3pm will be despatched the same day.
Express Post Satchel up to 3kg $15.00 (I can fit appprox. 6 metres of wide backing in this and 15 metres of 44" wide fabric)
Express Post Satchel up to 5kg $21.65
Each Express Post satchel contains a unique peel-off identification number for your records & tracking.
Australia Parcel Post $30.00
Larger registered parcels via Australia Post .. $30.00 Nominal Amount only (If you are unsure, pick this postage amount & we will advise correct postage amount before we proceed)
What is Long Arm Quilting?
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Long Arm Quilting is perhaps the most efficient and technologically advanced method of quilting today.
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Machine Quilting using a commercial long arm sewing machine.
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Fundamentally different than standard machine quilting on a domestic machine, as in this system the machine head is moved, while the quilt is held stable.
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The three layers on the quilt are set up on a roller system, which makes basting unnecessary.
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Free motion quilting.
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Pantograph or edge to edge quilting is covering the entire quilt with a repeating pattern.
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Custom Quilting which is individual designs and details which complement your quilt.
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IntelliQuilter is the new standard in computerized quilting.
What is Quilting?
Quilting is the stitching which holds the three layers of the quilt 'sandwich' together while forming a decorative design. Quilting can be done either by hand or machine.
Hand quilting is usually done in a quilting 'hoop' or on a quilting 'frame' using special needles, called 'betweens', and quilting thread. The stitches are usually executed with one hand; the other hand kept underneath the quilt to feel for the needle. A hand quilter prides his/herself on making small, uniform running stitches. It is more important, however, that the stitches be straight and uniform than they be tiny. Either way, these stitches must go through to the backing, preferably to be the same size on the bottom as on the top.
Machine quilting is usually done on a regular sewing machine, using a 'walking foot' to help all the layers feed smoothly though the machine. 'Freehand' or 'free motion' quilting is done with a 'darning foot'. Machine quilters will often match the threads to the fabric that they're quilting. Invisible monofilament thread is used when matching is not possible.
The design that is created by either method is visible as a 'shadow line'. Each method creates a different shadow line. Hand quilting yields a dotted, puckering line, while machine quilting, although faster, gives a straighter, finer line and a harsher look. Hand quilting seems softer and more dimensional than machine quilting. Each method has its advantages and disadvantages, in terms of speed and results, and its very vocal advocates.
7 / 2 Industry Boulevard, Carrum Downs, Melbourne. Victoria. 3201
Contact Details
Tel. (03) 9775 1601
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