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Pantographs are one of the
most widely requested designs for machine quilting. It consists of a
single decorative pattern which runs the entire full length and width
of the quilt. The
pattern is repeated as necessary until the entire length of the quilt
is covered. Many designs are available and new patterns are added frequently.
The price is broken-down into three categories due to the amount of time
and complexity of each design. Meandering is freestyle
stitching. Click on the photos to see designs of the
pantographs available. Meandering stitches are executed freehand and
may consist
of loops or
simple gently weaving lines, priced accordingly to density.
Pantographs
Type A:
Is the least dense of the pantograph patterns,
with a typical spacing of about 2 inches between design lines.
Type B:
Is a medium-density pantograph with
a typical spacing of 0.75" - 1.5" inches between the design lines.
Type C:
The most dense pantographs, with a typical spacing of
0.25" to 0.75" between design lines.
Type D:
All-over freehand designs, similar to a Pantograph, but is an original design
used to enhance the quilt top. This may be swirls, feathers,
or other designs.
Meandering
Type 1:
The largest of the six; typical spacing is
about 2.0" between stitching lines.
Type 2:
Typical spacing is about 1.5" between
the stitching lines.
Type 3:
Typical spacing is about 1.0" between the
stitching lines.
Type 4:
Typical spacing is about 0.75" between
the stitching lines.
Type 5:
Typical spacing is about 0.50" between the
stitching lines.
Type 6:
Typical spacing is about 0.25"between the
stitching lines.
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