OHSue

I had posted a request to buy one of these on the board and several folks wrote to say they hated them. Someone said to post my opinion after the class I took on using these.
Well, I don't have quilt top to show you, but I do have over 40 7" blocks made. I loved using it. It took a couple of blocks to find my groove, but once I did it was the best. I had never even contemplated doing a quilt with circular seams. As someone who has sewn clothes I know what a pain easing this kind of shape can be. But with this foot the whole process just zipped along. Of the 40 I have made so far only about three had errors that I had to take out and redo.

kathy

glad you like it, I had to learn it on my own but it sure makes orange peels and such so much easier! and I use those bent tweezers daily for one thing or another! can't wait to see your quilt.

sueisallaboutquilts

I don't know what a curvemaster is. Can you post a pic of it or the blocks?

featherweight

I didn't take a class but I do love the Curvemaster.

featherweight

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iso3C-G0Q_8

Check the video out. It is great...

OHSue

It is a foot used for piecing curved pieces such as drunkards path, ornage peel. Here is a pic which doesn't really show how it works.
Here is a video showing it in use, essentially the same info I was told in class.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iso3C-G0Q_8

KathyAire

Am I remembering correctly that you have to have special templates to cut the fabric when using the Curvemaster?

ladyredhawk

that is so cool where do you buy these feet? thank you for showing this foot.

b.zang

WOW
I mean, WOW

OHSue

That is just how I felt when I did it!