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Bangkok - Pantograph / E2E
© 2015 Sarah Ann Myers

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Bangkok (DIGITAL)
Special Price $11.25 Regular Price $15.00
Bangkok (SELF PRINT)
Special Price $11.25 Regular Price $15.00
Bangkok (PAPER)
$16.95

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Customize any of our PAPER pantographs and blocks to any size you desire. Just enter the SIZE that you want a block, or a SINGLE ROW of a design to be. Also, please specify if 1 or 2 ROWS is preferred. (NOTE: Check default size below in DETAILS before ordering, and consider your machine's throat space when choosing size and number of rows.)

An additional charge of $2.50 will apply to all customized designs. When requesting 2 rows, a single row can't exceed 9". Not all requests may be possible, contact us at 830.964.6133 if you have any questions. Please allow additional time for custom sizing. Sales on custom orders are final.

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Bangkok - Pantograph / E2E
© 2015 Sarah Ann Myers

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Bangkok - Pantograph / E2E
© 2015 Sarah Ann Myers

PAPER: A single row is 7 inches - printed with two rows - 144 inches long

DIGITAL (computerized quilting systems): Zip file includes: BQM, CQP, DXF, HQF, IQP, PAT, QLI, SSD, TXT, WMF and 4QB or PLT. Most designs also include a DWG, GPF, PDF, PNG and SVG.

SELF-PRINT: A single row is 7.75 inches - printed with one row.

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  1. Perfect
    I had no idea what I was doing, so I ordered the paper version, to use with a standard domestic home machine, for a queen sized quilt.
    I had no idea how to mark it, or fit in the machine. Once those obstacles were overcome it was the perfect design for what I wanted. I was using Indian block printed fabrics and a peacock feather is a traditional motif in Indian designs. I thought this stylized flame lent itself to being read as a peacock feather. Some day when my skills improve I would like to do it again with varied stitch lengths for each echo of the design, moving from small in the inside to large on the outside.

    Review by DreInPA

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