Wednesday, 26 August 2009

How Using Quilting Pantographs Can Help Your Quilting Business

If you are not sure at first about putting one of your own designs straight onto your quilt then you might consider making use of quilting pantographs. A quilting pantograph is a design on paper or card that you would buy in order to transfer onto your quilt with a laser pointer or stylus. Then it is simply a matter of following the pattern. You are most likely to use them with longarm quilting machines or mid-arm quilting machines.

The advantage of this for a quilt business is that it offers an "off the shelf" solution to your customers which shows them in a very visual form what you are offering. What's more the range of what is on offer is huge covering a wide range of themes. The beauty of these pantographs is that whilst the design maybe someone else's, you can add your own individuality, or that of the customer, by using a range of textiles and colors. You could, of course, combine different pantographs to provide different results.

Therefore, a quilting pantograph combines the advantages of having an "off the shelf" design to offer to your customers, whilst at the same time gives you the flexibility to create a completely original quilt that your customer can show off to their family and friends.

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