About Magic Quilting
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Magic Quilting is a long-arm quilting service based out of Montana.
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The primary service area covers Bozeman to Missoula. Please get in touch with us for pickup options.
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What do you quilt with?**
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For a long-arm machine, I use a fully automated Tinlizzie 18. I chose this machine over, say, a Gammill or APQS, as I liked the machine's complete simplicity and the ability to upgrade parts without having to buy a new machine. (Please note that I am in no way affiliated with TinLizzie or any of the competitors.
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For domestic sewing, I have a BabyLock Jazz and a BLR, which I use for custom embroidery.
What are your Goals?
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Make the quilter's work shine and become an heirloom treasure that will stay shining for generations to come.
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I know how much hard work goes into creating a quilt top, so only the highest quality stitches will go into finishing a quilt.
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Help quilters gain skills with their own machines.
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Teach. There is more than one way to sew a seam or finish a quilt. Let my passion help enrich your skills or create new ones.
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Make the world a little warmer and certainly more colorful.
Services Offered
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Long-arm Quilting: Offering a range of quilting styles, from simple edge-to-edge designs to intricate heirloom quilting.
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Workshops: Join our hands-on workshops where you can learn various quilting techniques, from beginner to advanced.
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Training Sessions: Personalized training tailored to your needs, whether you're looking to master your long-arm machine or enhance your domestic sewing skills.
Pricing:
Available pricing options for simple quilting start at $0.03 per square inch, while heirloom quilting pricing can vary based on complexity and detail. Please inquire for a detailed quote.
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Let's work together to create beautiful quilts that you'll cherish for years to come!
About Magic Quilting

Meet Danielle

Owner/ Quilter. Danielle "I weave my quilting magic into everything I see". Favorite quilting styles would have to be large applique pieces and free motion quilting. On the other hand, my least favorite part would have to be binding the quilt. There is something about the finality in this act that says, “There’s no more to do, you must move on.” When I am not quilting I like to fish, hunt and snap photographs of everything.
