Pantograph - Quiltable Print at Home

Hi all,
Today we are working with a pantograph. For a lot of you, Pro-Stitcher is your pantograph and does it for you, but if you don't have a Pro-Stitcher a pantograph is a great opportunity to learn more free motion. You do need some type of quilt from the back kit with handlebars and a laster light in the back of the machine.
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Quiltable Fire Place
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As always, thanks for watching,
Adam
AT THE END OF THE DAY, IT'S JUST QUILTING!!!

[@debbietrent3857]

My first time to your channel. First time to see how a pantograph is done! This is mesmerizing and quite fascinating!!!

[@bobbinwithbrittany]

This is the best pantograph video!!! Thank you for showing both the top and bottom partial rows! Also, your smooth stitch out is such a display of craftsmanship. After 2 years of saving I got a demo model Moxie from HQ, working my way up to that Infinity and your tutorials keep the dream alive 🥰

[@peachycheeks4394]

First time I have ever seen this done. Awesome! Thanks for sharing. Beautiful work!

[@WeQuiltStudio]

Adam, you are such a pleasurable person to watch. Ty so much for being you.

[@susanreinarz7093]

Thank you! Pants are not as easy you think! Your video has helped. I am going to look on Quiltable.

[@lesliex7894]

TY. Similar process to groovy boards. Might progress to these. Like how you end pattern at bottom of quilt. With GBs I sew the pattern beyond.

[@conqueringmountscrapmorewi2509]

My word, you do some awesome work! I'm still nursing my cold and resting as much as I can. I very much appreciate that you have shared this video and want to thank you for this. I hope you have a joyful day ahead!

[@WeQuiltStudio]

Hi Brenda! Hope you feel better soon! I still can't talk. ugh. I hate being sick.

[@paulanevermore2612]

Great video thank you

[@margaretcrider6584]

Liked your info very much. I use a piece of plexiglass board on top of any pantographs to hold design in place. I use a painters tape and a black sharpie to mark start and stop places. I learn a lot from your videos, you explain things so well. Keep up the good and fun work!

[@lyndabuchholz1216]

I have tried this and never thought I was good enough but you make it look easier and showed me that I don't have to be exact! I may have to try it again. I think you could use it with rulers and have cool designs.

[@adamsewfun.]

I agree, it never has to be perfect.!

[@jkquiltsknits]

Love love love!! Thank you for the great info!

[@sugahfacecc]

Beautiful fabric. Neat clamps. I don’t see the link. Let me look again.

[@jjames6273]

Love it. Now I want the quilt from the back setup for my Moxie ! 😃

[@adamsewfun.]

There are a few other accessories you have to purchase with that, so make sure you chat with your retailer to make sure you get everything. If you need someone to chat with, emailed me and let me know. I’m at a retailer now and they would love to help if you need one.

[@jjames6273]

@@adamsewfun. was going to call the retailer I purchased Moxie from and get info. They drove two hours to set up my machine and have been fabulous. Thanks.

[@adamsewfun.]

Fantastic, I know many who have ordered online and don’t really have a local retailer. Wanted to make sure you get taken care of. 😉

[@donnastjules8157]

I really appreciate you sharing information on something other than prostitcher as I love your videos, learn a lot from you but don't find PS applicable. Loved this video!

[@adamsewfun.]

I try to do some of everything, I’m glad you liked it.

[@leanneblake5773]

Thanks Adam that was such a great video. I don't have prostitcher and have only used my laser light and one pantograph once. ( the free one that came with the machine). My lines on my quilt got a little crooked each time so I loved the tip about advancing it from the middle. I've never kept the needle down while advancing it but it must be ok if you did it??? I didn't know about Quiltable either so I'll be shopping there for some designs.

[@gwenmangelson]

I would like to learn HOW to design my own pantographs to print at home

[@tonipomeroy2019]

They look nice and wide

[@kaymcdonald3969]

Hi Adam. If I can fit in two rows before advancing, I just move the laser so I can get another row in.

[@adamsewfun.]

That’s a fantastic tip, I didn’t even think about that.

[@chrisnixon2179]

Well ya got me, I bought this panto, cheers

[@adamsewfun.]

it's a great one.

[@vickiemartinsen8600]

I'm just wondering if the other branded longarm machines are loaded the same way 🤔

[@adamsewfun.]

All of them load a little different.

[@RunnerGirl1983]

You have two long arms on one frame?! How big is your frame? Now I want two 😂

[@vickiemartinsen8600]

So you have a laser light on the front and back 🤔

[@adamsewfun.]

I have a laser at my needle as part of the machine and the laser on the back for pantos.

[@tonipomeroy2019]

Where did you get your side clamps

[@adamsewfun.]

I made there, there is a video SewTites side clamps or something like that I made a few weeks ago.

[@snickerbuckle]

When I’ve printed small designs I print and tape together two rows. Then I can stitch two passes before needing to roll. Also…I want to see you and someone else side by side on those machines like dueling banjos.

[@sylviagould1624]

kool but lotta noise and ur voice ty so pretty//ty

[@deedeec2054]

I’m so happy to have my prostitcher! 😄.

[@adamsewfun.]

Lol