Hands working on bespoke quilting pattern design

Bespoke Pattern Design

Patterns are data, not fixed cams. Send a sketch, photo, or vector file. We'll check the design, run a sample, and put the pattern on file for future runs.

A bespoke pattern quilted in green satin
A diamond variation quilted in silver satin
A hexagon pattern quilted in white cotton

Pattern As Data, Not As A Cam

Our machines were built mechanical and have been converted to computerised control.

On an old mechanical quilter the pattern is a physical cam, and your choice is whatever the maker cut. Our machines have been modified over the years into computerised machines, so the pattern is data.

In practice that means: if it can be drawn as a continuous path across the width of the machine, we can usually run it. Several patterns in our book started life as a customer’s sketch on the back of a delivery note.

Standard Width
1500–1600mm
Maximum Width
2400mm
Stock Wadding
70–300gsm
Minimum Order
One sample pattern; production runs from 200 linear metres

Book pattern or bespoke?

Both run on the same machines. The decision is usually about volume and distinctiveness.

Fabrics We Quilt

Designed to Handle a Wide Range of Materials

Woven fabrics
Knitted fabrics
Ripstop materials
Coated nylons
Cotton
Polycotton
Satin
Canvas
Velour
PVC-backed fabrics
Non-woven materials

Book pattern or bespoke?

Both run on the same machines. The decision is usually about volume and distinctiveness.

Take a book pattern

  • No set-up time or sample lead time
  • Proven against a known range of waddings
  • Right when quilting is functional rather than decorative
  • Fastest route to a first production run

Commission a bespoke pattern

  • The quilting is part of how your product is recognised
  • You need a motif, logo geometry or a specific repeat
  • An existing product has to be matched exactly
  • Patterns drawn to your design are yours — we do not offer them to anyone else

From sketch to signed-off pattern

1.

Send anything

A drawing, a photograph of a competitor’s product, a physical sample, or a vector file — any of those is enough for us to say yes, no, or yes-with-changes.

2.

Design check

We look at the pattern against the wadding you intend to use. A dense pattern crushes the loft out of a heavy filling, so we tell you which combinations work before you commit to anything.

3.

Sample panel

We quilt a sample panel, usually within a few days depending on machine availability. You handle it before anything goes into production.

4.

On file

Once proven, the pattern stays on file under your name, with no set-up charge to run it again.

Why Work With Us?

Built Around Manufacturers

We only provide commission quilting

We never manufacture competing finished products

No minimum contract length

Flexible order quantities

Experienced quality inspection on every roll

Sampling available before production

Fast repeat-order turnaround

Bespoke pattern design process

Other Services

Tell us what you need quilting

Send us your fabric and filling, tell us the pattern, and we will quote you on the work.