Thread: bias binder foot

I just ordered one. Hope I like it. Money back quarantee so I can always return it if I don't like. The videos look pretty slick and fool proof. Fool proof is a good thing.

fool proof depends on the experience and skill of the one demonstrating it. I have watched several times demos and even bought one and was never able to do it as efficienty as the demonstrator. So plan on a long learning curve.

What is a bias binder foot? The only bias binding I have made was with a Clover one.

Which one did you buy? I bought the one that Brother recommends for my machine, its not at all what I expected, very limited on its abilities.

Which one did you buy? I just ordered one from April 1930's Sewing Shoppe. Where did you see the video's?

Originally Posted by leatheflea

Which one did you buy? I bought the one that Brother recommends for my machine, its not at all what I expected, very limited on its abilities.

I bought the 1/4 snap on for a Brother machine. Bought it through colorful world of sewing

Originally Posted by virtualbernie

Which one did you buy? I just ordered one from April 1930's Sewing Shoppe. Where did you see the video's?

I watched a video on You tube. Just put in bias binder foot tutorial. The one they had was for a Bernina, but the one I ordered looks exactly like it.

Originally Posted by QultingaddictUK

What is a bias binder foot? The only bias binding I have made was with a Clover one.

It folds the binding and places it on the quilt as you sew. No pins . Video on You tube

Originally Posted by Holice

fool proof depends on the experience and skill of the one demonstrating it. I have watched several times demos and even bought one and was never able to do it as efficienty as the demonstrator. So plan on a long learning curve.

Well after I finish the quilt I am starting on now I have a break so I should have time to practice. Anything to make it easier.

i have one for my Brother machine. It does work pretty well. Be sure to practice before you use it on an actual project to make sure you are happy with the look and have it adjusted the way you want.
i usually don't use bias binding but I do use this foot when i do and have been mostly pleased. I'm not as happy with the corners as I would like to be. They'e OK, but not as neat as i would like.