Longarm Service and Comic Convention Quilters
Sew Quiltable
The Comic Convention Quilters
We have been fortunate to work with a variety of artists, including The Chalk Girl, Chris Ehnot, Tony Santiago, Ale Garza, Adam Fields, and Marvel and DC Comics cover artist Ryan Brown. They allow us to create custom fabric with their art and design quilts around that art.
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Often it is these quilts that draw people into our booth at live sale events.
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Because everything we make is handmade, one at a time, we seldom have more than one of anything in stock. If you saw something you like on a show floor and it is not posted in our online store, please message us directly--we can let you know if we have it in stock or when we can have another ready for you. If it is in stock, we can ship right away. If we have the fabric, we can often make one for you in a few weeks. If we have to order fabric, it can take 6 to 8 weeks to complete your project. If you are looking for something as a gift, consider that time frame and place your order early.
We often post these projects while they are still works in progress on our Facebook or Instagram pages (@Sew Quiltable); if you see it there and want to place an order, message us directly for arrangements. You can even make a down payment and pick up one of these at an upcoming convention by contacting us directly--our anticipated appearances are listed below.
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Message us to check on which of these collaborations are available currently or by special order, and keep up on our Facebook and Instagram pages.
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When you purchase an artist collaboration from us, you are supporting two small businesses, as our artists make commissions on all quilt sales featuring their art.











2025 Convention Schedule
We'll be packing up the quilts and pillowcases and heading on the road.
You can find us at these upcoming live events, conventions, and shows. You can contact us and put a deposit on a quilt for pickup at any of these upcoming events. The Sith may live by the rule of two, but we quilt by the rule of one; we almost always only have one of any given quilt on hand.