1. Ginger Snap – Ginger Snap pantograph is a fan favorite because it has just the right mix of loops and circles.  It provides whimsy without over powering the quilt top pattern.

2.   Calm Water – This E2E shows just what the name implies, Calm Water.  It feels like modern straight line quilting, but has a hint of curves.  It’s very soothing.

3.  Wavy Raindrops – Rainbows come after the rain, right?  With Wavy Raindrops pantograph, the evenly spaced raindrops on vertical lines add great interest to the quilt top and stay on theme.

4.  Marmalade – Sweet and sassy is what I think of when I use the Marmalade pantograph.  It’s very versatile and looks great at a number of different densities.

5.  Cosmos –  Imagine rain falling in puddles and creating ripples, and Cosmos pantograph is the perfect match.  Its even spacing creates amazing texture across the quilt.

6. 60s Mod Butterfly – This design is just funky fun. The 60s Mod pantograph draws the eye down with the vertical lines.

7.  Abracadabra – Check out these evenly spaced curls as they swirl around your quilt. It’s easy to see how the Abracadabra pantograph adds motion to the quilt.

8.  West Wind – If you want to amp up the swirls and motion even more, think about choosing West Wind pantograph. This one makes me think of a blustery spring day.

9. Wishbone – Another versatile E2E is Wishbone with just the right mix of curves and angled lines in repetition. It adds a very contemporary look to any quilt.

10. Rainbow Clouds – I like the way Rainbow Clouds pantograph adds a lofty feel to the rainbows. And when washed, those cloud pockets are going to pucker into quilty goodness.

11. Lite Hearted – Not to be outdone, Lite Hearted pantograph adds a bit of airy whimsy with hearts floating in the clouds.

12.  Sun Scallops – I like the idea of the sun peeking out after the rain to create rainbows.  This Sun Scallops pantograph has a good mix of curves and points which cause the viewer to lean in for a closer look.