
How to use Extra Wide pantographs on your longarm
A handy video guide and step by step list to introduce you to extended width, extra wide pantographs. An extra wide pattern can cover a lot of quilt, quickly!
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A handy video guide and step by step list to introduce you to extended width, extra wide pantographs. An extra wide pattern can cover a lot of quilt, quickly!

Technology is not my first language, I’m a quilter, for goodness sakes. I’m so illiterate that I’m blissfully unaware of how much I don’t know.
I wrangled a wordpress site out of it.

What’s the worst tension nightmare you’ve had?
Mine was a months long affair that turned out to be a funky little thing in my bobbin case…

The Moroccan Dreams extended width pantograph for computerised longarm quilters, stitching this exotic quilting pattern on your next customer quilt.

A pieced quilt back can really make your quilt sing! It’s a great way to use up fabric from your stash, or enhance the design by incorporating fabrics from your quilt top into the back. It can be a lifesaver if you’ve invested in a wideback that’s too small.

Are you curious about creating and selling your very own pantographs? Maybe you’d love a source of passive income, or perhaps you just want the joy of seeing your designs stitched into quilts across the world. I’ve been exactly where you are,
Longarmers, this free tension test will save you time and help you deliver quality quilting.
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