Self-Print Pantographs - Urban Elementz

Follow along as we use some of our Self-Print designs. Self-Print designs are intended for longarm quilters, and are set up to be printed on 8.5" x 11" paper on any home printer. You receive a PDF of the design along with instructions which you can download. The sizes will differ, so be sure to check the details for each item. Each design will have either 1, 2, 3 or 4 pages to produce a single repeat of the design. You would then print as many copies of the single repeat to produce the overall length you need for your project. Designs being used today include: Bean Sprout , Riptide, Nebula, Pieces of My Heart, Crepe Myrtle. Make sure you create an account or log into your account on our website to benefit from all the awesome features available. Some include our Previously Purchased Prompt, Design Wall, My Downloadable Products, Wishlist and more.
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Bean Sprout - FREE Pantograph by Sarah Ann Myers
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Riptide - Pantograph by Patricia E. Ritter
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Nebula - Pantograph by Natalie Gorman
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Pieces of My Heart - Pantograph by Melonie J. Caldwell
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Crepe Myrtle - Pantograph by Patricia E. Ritter
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Free Quilting Designs
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⦁ Machines used: Bernina Q24 with ClassiQ IntelliQuilter, Bernina 770 Quilters Edition Plus, Bernina 435
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[@mabelmorton4281]

thank you! I am new to Pantagraphs and so thankful for thus information. So exciting to learn more!!!🎉

[@stacytowns6467]

Oh my goodness ~ your voice, breathing and glueing is 100% ASMR! Love it. This was so exciting to be able to print a freebie to practice with and see if I can do this. Thank you!

[@urbanelementzdesigns]

Thank you!

[@cristinemincheff2699]

Your demonstrations are concise and helpful. Thank you, I also am new to pantographs and longarm quilting. I am excited to use Urban Elementz patterns.

[@urbanelementzdesigns]

We are sew glad to hear you love our videos!

[@Renuewspa]

I love the message about checking smoke/carbon monoxide detectors and having fire extinguishers💚💚💚 So so true!

[@urbanelementzdesigns]

Absolutely!!

[@mabelmorton4281]

Yes. And I never thought of this for my sewing studio. Wow!!❤

[@twigyweed3381]

Love your video, I am glad I found you.

[@urbanelementzdesigns]

Thank you!

[@loisfoster6073]

Make sure to throughly clean your dryer vent. There is a special tool to help you reach deep into your dryer vent hose. A dryer vent hose filled with lint is a possible fire hazard.

[@urbanelementzdesigns]

That is a great tip! Thank you for sharing.

[@morganquilts]

Great video, very informative and I learned a lot. Now I won't be afraid to try the self print ones. Thank you! Have a great 2023!.

[@urbanelementzdesigns]

Thank you! You too!

[@joanotto9984]

Thank you for the free designs. I will be printing out a couple for practice to see if like pantographs or not.

[@dodieadam9378]

I’m really enjoying your videos! I’m a quilter, but new at the long arm. Thank you! You’re very easy to understand and I’ll be following your teaching!

[@urbanelementzdesigns]

Thank you, Dodie! We are glad you enjoy our videos!

[@susanhosler4849]

Lots of download options, thanks for all of this information, Brian

[@audreycando3537]

Great video ! Great to know you have tear away designs ! I will consider this as I am currently quilting on domestic machine

[@urbanelementzdesigns]

Thank you. Glad it was helpful!

[@syoungb]

Thank you for you thorough explanation of the different types of patterns available. As a new quilter and even newer long armer, I have only used one pattern so far but I look forward to trying others.

[@urbanelementzdesigns]

Glad it was helpful!

[@shelliefuller5070]

Thank you for your videos! I look forward to getting my rear handle bars and using pantographs.

[@urbanelementzdesigns]

How fun!

[@pamelabunclark7455]

Thank you. Very helpful.

[@urbanelementzdesigns]

We are happy it was helpful!

[@loisfoster6073]

Thank you so much!

[@urbanelementzdesigns]

We are happy to help :)

[@lynnklemm344]

Thank you so much for this video it was very helpful. I am new at longarm quilting and have recently found Urban Elementz website. Why are some of the designs only offered in a digital format and not in self print or paper option? Lynn (Wisconsin)

[@urbanelementzdesigns]

Hello Lynn! We are happy to hear you enjoyed this video. If a design is only available in the digital format it is because the path is not direct and would be difficult to follow. Please feel free to reach out to us at [e-mail] if you have any questions or concerns! We are always happy to help.

[@joanndutton2738]

please tell us how you store your printed pantographs. thanks for all you do and how you teach!

[@urbanelementzdesigns]

That’s a great question! The most common method we’ve seen is using a shoe rack or a purse rack to organize paper pantographs. They can be organized by size, theme, alphabetically, etc., whatever works best for you.

[@patrobertson3257]

Wonderful video. Answered a lot of my questions. I have a 21" throat Gammil. I like using larger pantos. What I planned to do was printout the design then enlarge them to make them wider. Now when you order and it says custom size. If the panto is 12" I want a 17" would that come to me enlarged? Hope this makes sense. Thanks, this website is going to cost me money. LOL

[@urbanelementzdesigns]

Thank you! Yes, for paper pantographs it will come to you printed to the customized specifications. We do recommend only sizing up or down 2-3” to be sure the design will still be stitchable. Self-print designs cannot be resized due to their format. Please let us know if we can answer anymore questions for you.