Pantograph Pattern Library
We are proud to offer a wide range of Pantograph Pattern options for our E2E Quilting service. Our Library is broken down into categories based on pantograph type for ease of browsing.
Please take note of the Pattern that calls to you; you’ll need it for your Quilting Request Form!
Floral & Botanical
Soft, organic botanical shapes like vines, flowers, and leaves.
Vine and leaf patterns can be a great accent for floral fabrics without stacking literal flowers on flowers while keeping with the theme.
Featured here: Spring Vine • Hermione Agee (Urban Elementz)
Modern & Geometric
Clean lines, arches, circles, hexagons, and modern angular repeats.
These can be a fun way to contrast softer quilt piecing or create a bit of sharper texture on your finished quilt.
Featured here: Bauhaus • Patricia E. Ritter (Urban Elementz)
Curls, Swirls, & Spirals
Bouncy, looping continuous lines with rounded edges.
Just as Modern & Geometric patterns can help balance more organic quilt piecing, Curls, Swirls, & Spirals bring an easy sense of movement to quilts with sharper angles.
Featured here: Coffee Clouds • Lakeridge Designs / Kimberly Dewling (Urban Elementz)
Feathers
Traditional, ornate, and flowing plume motifs.
Feather patterns add graceful movement and a timeless finish, especially on quilts with open spaces that let the design really stretch out.
Featured here: Peacock Plumes • Patricia E. Ritter (Urban Elementz)
Nature & Elements
Organic motifs inspired by the natural world, including landscapes, clouds, water ripples, flames, woodgrain, minerals, and natural subjects.
Some patterns are literal, while others borrow their texture and movement from their real-world inspiration.
Featured here: Mushrooms • Hermione Agee (Urban Elementz)
Holiday
Themed designs dedicated to specific celebrations.
If you’re like my mom and you love to make holiday quilts, then this category is where you’ll find the perfect seasonal pattern to finish your festive project!
Featured here: Haunted Web • Urban Elementz
Whimsy, Kids, & Novelty
Fun, specific objects.
From animals and hearts to rockets and musical notes, these patterns let the quilting be part of the quilt’s story in a more literal sense.
Featured here: Animal Crackers • Patricia E. Ritter (Urban Elementz)