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I took the advise from another QB member and made my own ruler foot for my Bernina on a regular darning foot. I Crazy Glued a washer onto the foot and when it was dry, I glued another on top of the first washer. It is about 1/4 inch high which is high enough for the thick ruler to ride nicely along it. Is it perfect, no but it is working in all other directions except the back. I got tired of waiting for Bernina to have a ruler foot for sale.
I too have been waiting too long to have something I could work with. Found this blog and glad I did.
http://www.patsythompsondesigns.com/.../archives/5907
Very clever. Just one question though: what do you mean it is working well except on the back?
Linda
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A regular ruler foot does not have the post or shank in the back that prevents me from putting the ruler there. I can't see to quilt backwards anyways so it is working fine.
Bernina with Adapter #77 and Westalee Ruler Foot
Our Ruler Foot has a large selection of instructional videos at, Google search "Westalee YouTube" or click here
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Thank you for this information.Originally Posted by BillWest
Our Ruler Foot has a large selection of instructional videos at, Google search "Westalee YouTube" or click here
Sew Steady in Oregon will have every product that we have in Australia
Thank you. Have never heard of a ruler foot until now.
I tired something similar and it worked well enough but it was very hard to keep it straight against my Bernina walking foot and move the ruler even tho it is an Omnigrip
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Try using painter's tape.
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