Pantograph - Butterflies and Flowers Paper

The Butterflies and Flowers Paper Pantograph is a graceful, flowing edge-to-edge quilting design featuring delicate butterflies and floral motifs arranged in a continuous pattern.
Designed for longarm quilting machines, this pantograph creates a soft, elegant texture that works beautifully on quilts of all styles - from traditional florals to modern patchwork.
Printed by Groovy Patterns, this pattern is produced on durable 24-pound paper and provides 12 feet (144 inches) of continuous design, making it ideal for finishing even large quilts efficiently and economically.
Pantographs act like a quilting roadmap.
Using a stylus or laser light attached to your longarm machine, you trace the printed line while the machine stitches the same design onto the quilt top.
This method allows quilters to achieve professional, repeatable results without the steep learning curve of free-motion quilting.
Pattern Dimensions
Paper size: 12 in x 144 in
Stitching pattern size: Approx.
9.15 in x 144 in
Coverage: 12 feet continuous design
Key Features
12-foot continuous pantograph - fewer resets and smoother quilting flow
Built-in ghost lines - ensure accurate row alignment with no gaps or overlaps
Durable 24-pound paper - tear-resistant and reusable
Smooth, continuous line - ideal for confident, even stitching
Printed by a small, family-run business in the USA
Why Use Paper Pantographs?
Paper pantographs are one of the easiest ways to achieve consistent, edge-to-edge quilting on a longarm machine.
They are especially helpful for:
Building confidence with longarm quilting
Achieving professional-looking results
Reducing marking time on quilt tops
Maintaining even spacing across large quilts
Ideal For
Longarm quilting machines with stylus or laser guidance
Edge-to-edge quilt finishes
Large quilts, bed quilts, and throws
Traditional, floral, and nature-inspired quilts
Quilters wanting repeatable, reliable designs
Design Style
The Butterflies and Flowers pantograph combines gentle curves with natural motifs, creating movement without overwhelming the quilt top.
It adds texture and elegance while allowing fabric choices and piecing to remain the star.