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Available Edge-to-Edge Digital Quilting Designs

The letters A, B, C, and the numbers 1, 2, and 3 are arranged sporadically. Each number and letter faces a different direction. A few small circles fill in empty space throughout the pattern.

A grid of offset hexagons. One end of each hexagon is open, this creates negative space which forms another hexagon.

An arrangement of various arrows that differ in size and shape. Some of the arrows are curvy or wavy, while others have straight lines and appear jagged.

A line drawing of Aspen leaves. Each leaf is connected by a single continuous line. Each leaf also has veins drawn inside it.

A series of arched lines go back and forth across the entire image. The lines progressively get smaller and create a fan shape. When repeated the pattern might appear as a series of swirls intersecting each other.

A series of arched lines that go back and forth across the image creating a fan shape. In the inner area of the fan, there is a curl or small spiral.

A repeating pattern of outlined leaf and grass-like shapes.

A repeating pattern of a leaf-like shapes. All the leaves are drawn and connected with a single line.

A repeating pattern drawn with one line that resembles a common paisley pattern.

A repeating pattern drawn with one line that resembles a common paisley pattern. This pattern is very similar to the Big Paisley 1 pattern but has some differences in the arrangement of the shapes.

A repeating pattern of a jagged, blade-like shape. The pattern is drawn with a continuous line.

A repeating pattern of a curvy, squiggly shape that resembles a round and pillowy feather. The pattern is drawn with a continuous line.

A repeating pattern of a bow. The bows are facing different directions, but each bow is touching another bow somewhere along their edges.

A repeating pattern of a series of curved lines that resemble water coming out of a vertical fountain. Each row of the pattern alternates between being full of filled in fountain shapes or of the outline of the fountain shape.

A series of angular shapes intersecting and touching one another. Most of the shapes are 4 sided and have no sides equal in length.

A repeating pattern of a square and a diagonal line. The square has lines that curve inward creating a pillow shape. The diagonal line goes from the lower left corner of the square to the upper right. Each square connects with another square at the corners.

A repeating pattern of circle shapes drawn with a continuous line meant to look like bubbles. The bottom of each circle is open allowing for the line to create water droplet shapes in between each of the bubbles.

Detailed campers with additional squiggles in between.

Various Types of candy drawn on a continuous line.

Still not sure?

For additional options, search any of these websites below. If you find a pantograph that I don't own, I'm happy to split the cost with you to buy it for your project. Search the terms pantograph or edge-to-edge (E2E) to find the right type of designs. I can't wait to see what you choose!

The Panto Shop

Urban Elementz
Intelligent Quilting
Longarm League

Edge-To-Edge – Karlee Porter

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