Take a look at the back side of this next quilt. This pantograph has many different types of leaves in it and I love the way it stitches out. I call it Luscious Leaves but I’m sure that isn’t the real name for this pantograph. I should be more diligent when I’m loading in patterns to keep the name the designer gave it, eh? If you know the name of the panto, leave it in the comments section below.
Plus, on this quilt the pantograph is perfect! Jackie made this top with log cabin blocks framing out her leaf blocks.
She used 3D prairie points along the inner border so she asked me to keep the pantograph within the inner area of the quilt top. I used the new feature that was introduced from Intelliquilter called Tweak. With it I could easily adjust each row to match her specific quilt boundaries. It was effortless and looks great!
I’m Angela- Co-host of the Fons & Porter’s Love of Quilting PBS show. APQS Long arm Dealer and Educator. Triplet Momma. Designer. Thread Bimbo.
2 Responses
Hi Angela,
The panto looks similiar to “Luscious Leaves” from Intelligent Quilting.
Quilt & quilting looks beautiful. Great job !
Lynn
That one is so much prettier than a similar one in my stalled projects. It’s all homespuns. Love the fall colors and that panto.