How to Load Your Frame for Pantograph Quilting - Quilting Pantos #1

https://leahday.com/blogs/machinequil... Learn how to load your rolling rail quilting frame for quilting with pantographs! Because we're quilting from the back of the longarm with our eyes down on the quilt, we need to load the quilt a little differently to avoid pleats.

Check out my quilting setup:

Longarm machine and frame - https://leahday.com/products/qnique-2...

Qnique Laser Light - https://leahday.com/products/qnique-l...

Rear Handlebars - https://leahday.com/products/rear-han...

Downloadable Pantograph Designs - https://leahday.com/products/longarm-...

Pantograph Quilting Guidebook - https://leahday.com/products/pantogra...

We're kicking off a new mini quilting series on Quilting with Pantographs! Check out all of the videos and learn more about this awesome quilting style here: https://leahday.com/panto

Jump ahead to the part you most need to see in this quilting tutorial:
00:00 Quilting with Pantographs on a Rolling Rail Frame
00:10 Load Your Backing Fabric
01:25 Layer and Stitch the Batting
01:54 Layer and baste stitch the quilt top
03:26 Bouncy Tight - don't load your quilt too tight!
03:53 Extra basting step for quilting with pantographs
05:47 Baste across the front
06:45 Baste up the side of the quilt
07:19 Extra basting lines for special quilts
07:49 But what about really WIDE quilts?
08:25 Learn more at LeahDay.com/Panto