Easy pantograph patterns

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Pantograph patterns and photos of quilts made with each pattern.

Rail fence quilt pattern never goes out of style!This is visually appealing and quite easy to make if you have a turn for quilting. However, you need to follow the right steps to pull out such a …

Longarm Pantograph patterns

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All pantograph / E2E designs are available in Paper or Digital format. Most paper pantograhps are printed with two full rows (unless otherwise specified) and all are printed with partial rows for the next row line-up. All digital designs include the following formats: CQP, DXF, HQF, IQP, MQR, PAT, QLI, SSD, TXT, WMF and 4QB or PLT. Most designs also include a DWF, GIF and PDF

As I mentioned a few weeks ago, I have found a way to cut quilting stencils with my Silhouette Cameo. I have a ton of quilting designs and have just finished adapting the first batch to quilting st…

The absolutely free patterns will change on a standard basis. You won’t ever be billed for patterns that aren’t prepared to send out. Before you place your patterns on your quilting computer you’ll need to unzip the files. Should you… Continue Reading →

Abacus PantographDesign Size: 11" or 28cmPaper Width: 15" or 38cm (144" or 12' in Length)The design size listed is the height of a single row. All paper pantographs are printed with a minimum of 1 full row with 2 partial rows for the next row line up. © Patricia E. Ritter & Tracey Russell Looking for a Digital version? Visit www.UrbanElementz.com to purchase the downloadable version.

To calculate how many feet of Stipples Made Easy pattern you will need to quilt your whole top: Divide length of quilt top, in inches, by stitching width of pattern given in the pattern description. Round decimals up to get number of strips you will need. Multiply number of strips by the width of quilt top, in inches, then divide by 12 to get how many feet of pattern you will need. Requires free motion quilting, good for learning 26 feet of pattern/roll Recommended for all quilt sizes…