Fresh Finds: Discovering OESD’s Pantograph Library for Longarm Quilting

When I find a new source for longarm quilting designs that gets me excited to load up the next quilt, you know I have to share.

Oklahoma Embroidery Supply & Design—better known as OESD—is a longtime name in the embroidery world, but they’re newer to me as a go-to for digital longarm pantographs. I first came across their designs while browsing online, and then spotted their beautiful booth at QuiltCon earlier this year. I chatted with a few folks there and knew I needed to take a closer look.

Fast forward to now, and I’ve collected nine pantos from their growing design library. I’ll be using these in upcoming projects, and I can already tell they’re going to be regulars in my rotation.

What I love about OESD’s pantographs:

• A fresh, modern aesthetic

• Clean design files that stitch out beautifully

• A great balance of texture and flow

• And most importantly—plenty of options for different quilt vibes, from whimsical to elegant

If you’re curious, you can browse their full collection here: https://quilting.oesd.com/

I’ll be sharing some stitch-outs of my favorites over the next few weeks, so keep an eye on my Instagram if you want to see them in action!

Mystery Food

Bossa Nova

Burners

Champagne

Parchment

Raffia

Lilac Lace

New Wave

Everyday Daisy

Call to Action:

Have you explored the OESD pantograph library yet?

👀 What designs catch your eye?

Drop your faves in the comments—I’m always looking for fresh inspiration (and I’m definitely not done adding to my collection)!