Sewing Machine Repair
Steve Nixon of Keep on Stitching, is in the shop on Fridays from 11-3ish. You can drop your machine off earlier in the week and he will call you about it or come in on Friday morning to talk with him directly.
Pam Prouty will be setting up her studio lights to take photos of your quilts (or other sewing & fabric art projects) for you to use for contest entries, scrapbooks, greeting cards, etc. You can check the class and calendar pages to see the dates as they are put up. The cost of this service will be $35.00 for the first quilt, and $25.00 for each additional quilt, and will include an overall shot of the front of the quilt, an overall view of the back of the quilt, and a detail shot of your choice. Photos will be uploaded to an Internet photo service for you to view and download, or print your images. If a photo CD of your quilt/project is requested, there will be an additional $5.00 fee. Please drop off your quilts by the Wednesday prior to the scheduled photo day, & attach to each quilt an info sheet with your name, address, phone, e-mail, and description/name of your quilt(s) & any preferences on the "detail" photo. Please place your quilts in a bag when dropping off. Quilts will be available for pick-up on the Monday following the photo day. Photo fee is payable by cash or check, made out to Pam Prouty.
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Long Arm Quilting
Regina Carter picks up quilts at the shop once a month on the 2nd Tuesday of the month. You can drop a quilt top and back off ready to quilt, with your name and phone number attached and Regina will call you about it once she has it. She does have a waiting list sometimes so if you are in a hurry, stop by the shop and we will give you the cards of several other good quilters you can call on.
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Sarah Phillips is the owner of Intown Quilters. She is a wife and mother of two who was born in California and grew up in Atlanta. After moving away for over ten years, she and her husband, Richard Kahn, moved back to Atlanta to raise their children close to family. Sarah takes great pride in her quilt shop of 10 years in 2012, all her wonderful employees, the customer service they provide and all the fabulous customers she encounters in her daily life. Intown Quilters would not be what it is without all the folks involved.
