Quilting Studio

Longarm Pantograph Designer

Pick an edge-to-edge motif, set your row height and quilt width, and download a print-at-100% pantograph strip — one row across your quilt on fold-and-tape letter pages, with the next pass ghosted in grey, a start arrow, and the advance distance printed on every page. Lay it on the table behind your frame and follow the line.

✓ Every motif is one continuous line — quilt a whole row without stopping to bury threads.

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1. Choose a motif

2. Row height

How tall one pass of the design quilts out. 8–10" is typical for a bed quilt; the advance between passes is smaller when rows nest.

3. Quilt width to fill 4. Row layout Stagger — rows just clear each other, every other row shifted half a repeat Nest — rows pulled as tight as this motif allows without any line crossing the row below

Leave both off for straight, aligned rows.

Hearts

Three passes, as they land on the quilt. Your PDF prints ONE row at exact size on fold-and-tape pages, with the next pass ghosted so you can see the nesting, and tells you how far to advance the quilt between passes.