How to Use Edge-to-Edge Paper Pantographs on Your Longarm

Angela Huffman | Runtime (43 min)

In How to Use Edge-to-Edge Paper Pantographs on Your Longarm, Angela Huffman shows you how to read and utilize paper pantographs. You’ll learn about the differences between older and modern pantographs and how the characteristics of each can be applied to your quilting project. Follow along as Angela shows you how to audition your pantographs on quilter’s vinyl before committing it to your quilt top, advance the quilt on the quilt frame using the ABCs of quilting, and to semi-customize your pantograph patterns.

You’ll love this quilting video if you:

• Are new to paper pantographs
• Want to learn about using paper patterns on a longarm machine
• Like to receive expert tips and learn new longarm quilting techniques

In How to Use Edge-to-Edge Paper Pantographs on Your Longarm, you’ll learn how to:

• Appropriately store paper patterns for later use
• Load the paper pantograph onto the longarm and prepare it for quilting
• Quilt from the back of the longarm machine and where to position your body
• Treat the negative space left by a modern, interlocking pantograph
• Line up your rows when working with interlocking pantographs
• Treat the borders of your quilt with pantograph patterns

About the Expert:

Angela Huffman happily spends her time running QuiltedJoy.com in Louisville, KY where she teaches a variety of longarm quilting classes and oversees a gaggle of happy renters inside the APQS store. She is an Emmy Award winning video producer and voice over artist but she also designs computerized quilting motifs and piecing patterns. Angela has been a featured guest on Fons and Porter’s “Love of Quilting” PBS show multiple times and has been published in a variety of national quilting magazines over the years including, Machine Quilting Unlimited, On Track and Quilter’s Newsletter. Angela was nominated for Machine Quilting Teacher of the Year in 2011. She lives with her 15 year old triplets and loves cheering them on as they compete nationally in longarm quilting. Visit Angela at www.QuiltedJoy.com