Newly Added Digitized Quilting Patterns

It seems like every day we are adding new designs and we even have a few new quilt artists that we have been designing patterns for and it is really exciting. We are so happy to welcome Lisa Calle who has recently joined the Intelligent Quilting family. Others of our most recent designers who are adding fresh designs are Rebecca Verrier Watt, Naomi Hynes, Janet Seiber and Karlee Porter. They each bring a unique and eye catching style that we love and know your customers will love it as well.

So far, this month we’ve added new digitized patterns from Lorien Quilting, Karen Thompson, Sherry Roger-Harrison, site owner Crystal Smythe, Apricot Moon, and geometric queen Karlee Porter. As we sit currently, we have a handful of digital designs that are about to be uploaded, and about a million ideas that need to get digitized, so be sure to check our newly added digitized quilting designs page often. An easier way to stay up to date on new digital quilting designs is to sign up for our newsletter, follow us on Facebook, or follow us on Twitter to get updates on what patterns are new or trending.

Are all new designs packaged with .gpf files?

Yes! For a few months now we have been adding .gpf versions of the designs into the final pattern download for those who are using Quilt Path for their quilting. This means that all of the products found on this page are GPF ready, so there is no need for a special request (free) at the time you order. NOTE: This does not change the way our designs interact with other computerized quilting systems.

Intelligent Quilting offers high quality patterns for Statler Stitcher, Intelliquilter, and other computerized machine quilting systems. These patterns are instant downloads so as soon as your payment has been processed you will have access to your purchased patterns.

New for 2014: There is no time limit for downloading your purchased designs and you have 24/7 access to your order history in your account details page. There you can re-download any digital quilting patterns that seem to disappear from existence. (yes, it happens to us too!)