Kathy has been quilting for customers for years on her Gammill Classic—no stitch regulation, just pure skill. That machine was always her “go-to.”
We used to demo QCT (QuiltMotion) at quilt shows, but Kathy never used it for customer quilts—until COVID hit. When the shows shut down and we were stuck at home, she asked me to set up a Continuum frame with a Block RockiT 21R—and everything changed.
Once she started using QCT5, she was blown away by how fun and efficient it was. Since then, Kathy’s upgraded to the Q’nique 21 Pro (just one step behind the new 21X Elite), and when she jumped from 1,800 to 2,600 stitches per minute and QCT6 Pro —her productivity skyrocketed. Her quilting output quadrupled.
Now she does almost all her customer quilts on the Grace frame with QCT. When she wants to do detailed custom work, she hops back on the Gammill—and keeps the Grace system running automated designs in the background. Two machines, twice the output.
If you’ve been thinking about QCT6, now’s the time to check it out and save big—you might just fall in love with it like Kathy did.
