Open low Density

Discover the perfect solution for lounge quilts, baby quilts, or any project where a snuggly finish is essential. This style shines with simple or large-scale patchwork patterns, requiring less reinforcement than intricate designs. While it's not suited for heirloom projects due to its lower level of quilting, it provides a cozy option that still looks great. Enjoy continuous patterns like stipples and loops for a delightful finish!

Medium Density

Medium density quilting is the most common style as it is a compromise between quilt softness and durability. Most quilts have enough seams that medium quilting is advisable over open quilting, to extend the life of the quilt. This style of quilting can also be used to follow the flow of your fabrics or blocks, allowing the quilting to become a part of the overall design. Medium density offers designs that can be textural, leafy, romantic or floral inspired.

Low Density

Low Density quilting shares all the fantastic attributes of Open Low Density  while adding a touch of elegance to your projects. This choice is perfect for achieving a modern and minimalistic finish. However, please note that this density may not be suitable for all quilts . Choose from a variety of quilting designs, including large swirls, loops, or floral motifs, to elevate your creations.

High Density

When quilting lines are quite close together, you have dense quilting. It tends to photograph beautifully and gives a quilt that crinkly, textured look. High density quilting in modern designs can easily fade into the background when viewing patchwork, because it often creates more of a texture or mood than a very bold pattern. High density is perfect for bed quilts as it creates a more durable finished project.