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Thread: 1/4" foot with both left & right "prongs" being 1/4"

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  1. 12-24-2014, 06:39 AM #1
    SusanSusan33
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    Quote Originally Posted by sewwhat85 View Post
    what about this one not sure if it will fit your machine http://www.amazon.com/Distinctive-Qu.../dp/B0032654HI
    This looks great! I wonder if it fits the Janome 6600??
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  2. 12-24-2014, 06:49 AM #2
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    Which Pfaff? I have a 2144, and the feet for that are the same on both sides. So is the stitch in the ditch foot.

    The 2144 is a 9mm machine, but I have used the 6mm open toe. When I bought these feet, they were common to both the 6mm and 9mm machines since they are single stitch. See if you can find a foot for group G
    http://www.sewingpartsonline.com/pfa...sser-feet.aspx

    I did try a foot from the first Creative on the 2144. It fit.
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  3. 12-24-2014, 08:40 AM #3
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    My Bernina foot is clear and I can move the needle either way and have 1/4" for quilting like you want. I never thought about this until I read this thread. You gave me a great idea! Thanks!
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  4. 12-24-2014, 08:44 AM #4
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    I have an older version of the Pfaff 1/4" foot that is 1/4" on both sides. It looks like the one in this photo: http://www.pfaff.com/global/4190_3236.html

    Perhaps if you check with Pfaff dealers they might have an older style one in stock.
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  5. 12-24-2014, 08:59 AM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by FairviewFarm View Post
    I have an older version of the Pfaff 1/4" foot that is 1/4" on both sides. It looks like the one in this photo: http://www.pfaff.com/global/4190_3236.html

    Perhaps if you check with Pfaff dealers they might have an older style one in stock.

    Yes, that does look right! I'll have to give them a call. My machine uses 9mm. Thanks for the link!
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  6. 12-24-2014, 09:21 AM #6
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    No go again I'm afraid! I pulled up the one you showed, got the part number and searched. Unfortunately it also is bigger to the left. I will try taking my plastic one to a "glass" shop. I have a metal one as a stand-by.

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    Yes, that does look right! I'll have to give them a call. My machine uses 9mm. Thanks for the link!
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  7. 12-24-2014, 09:38 AM #7
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    Found and ordered thanks to FairviewFarm! If anyone wants one, the part# is 82088-3096.

    Quote Originally Posted by Kitsie View Post
    On my domestic machine when I'm quilting small straight lines on a bed-size quilt I like to be able to sew 1/4" to the left of the seam line as usual and then instead of turning the whole quilt around, lift foot and put needle down 1/4" to the right of the seam and sew in reverse. I guess-timate it now and have looked but would love to find one with both side of 1/4". All the ones I've seen have a bigger prong to the left of the needle. (I have a Pfaff Espressions 3.0)

    Anyone know? Google didn't find one. Maybe a glass shop could cut my plastic one for me?
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  8. 12-25-2014, 06:26 AM #8
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    I thing to consider my Viking does not mind a few back stitches..but it does mind many more..as I was told by the dealer..most all home machines are made to feed the material front to back..of course I had to try it..Many broken threads later I gave up.
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    Yes, I've wondered about that, too. But I have done this before with short seams and so far my machine is not complaining! Thanks Shy.

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    I thing to consider my Viking does not mind a few back stitches..but it does mind many more..as I was told by the dealer..most all home machines are made to feed the material front to back..of course I had to try it..Many broken threads later I gave up.
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  10. 12-25-2014, 11:50 AM #10
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    As you've now found out, the old style Pfaff 1/4" is the same on both sides - I have both. You might get one on eBay. Happy quilting!
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