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plays10s 08-29-2018 04:33 PM

Anne Bright Square Dance
 
Hi - Just wondered if any of you have used the Anne Bright "Square Dance" edge-to-edge design on your quilts? If you have, would it be possible to post a picture? I just finished a modern quilt and am thinking about using that design since there is a lot of negative space in this quilt. Thanks so much!
LaDonna

QuiltnNan 08-29-2018 05:33 PM

is this the one? https://annebrightdesigns.com/product/square-dance/

Barb in Louisiana 08-29-2018 06:49 PM


Originally Posted by plays10s (Post 8118325)
Hi - Just wondered if any of you have used the Anne Bright "Square Dance" edge-to-edge design on your quilts? If you have, would it be possible to post a picture? I just finished a modern quilt and am thinking about using that design since there is a lot of negative space in this quilt. Thanks so much!
LaDonna

There is just no way to tell if a quilting pattern will work without seeing the quilt top itself. Please post a picture of the top. Thanks!!

DianneK 08-30-2018 02:12 AM

I use pantos all the time and would not end up with perfectly straight lines, therefore I avoid anything that has them.

quilterpurpledog 08-30-2018 03:34 AM

Really interesting designs for sure. Please show us the finished quilt. That quilt pattern looks intriguing for a modern quilt.

Ariannaquilts 08-30-2018 06:45 AM

It also looks like it's a large pantograph so is your machine going to handle the up and down movement to achieve the block design?

pewa88 08-30-2018 09:30 AM

I agree with Dianne. Hand guided pantos like this will not be perfectly straight. It is almost impossible to get a straight line with a longarm without using robotics or a ruler. That is just how it is.

JustAbitCrazy 08-30-2018 12:47 PM

I have a panto with big allover stars made of long straight lines, many on the diagonal, of course. The first time I used it I wasn't satisfied with how straight my freemotion lines were. So the next time I used that panto, I used my stylus instead of the laser light, and ran it along a ruler placed next to the lines on the paper panto. It took more time doing it that way, but my lines were straight.

Jaiade 08-30-2018 07:10 PM

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I have used this panto (can't post a picture) and really like it. It is a little too close for me, but I found I liked it well enough. It is not one I've used a lot because I think it really takes the right quilt top pattern. Not saying that I chose the right pattern, but I thought it worked for the pattern called City Blocks. I would like it better if it was more open. It took a long time to quilt. I guess it would be harder to keep the lines straight if it was more open. The picture of the panto was deceiving to me, considering the size was 13 inches. I would use it again with the right top. I am not very good at choosing pantos. That's why I have so many(over 70).:D I did it!!!!

Jaiade 08-30-2018 07:24 PM

[ATTACH=CONFIG]600261[/ATTACH]Here's another with varigated thread. Above had purple.


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