I used my walking foot to bind some quilt squares and loved the way it worked. My question is: Is there a problem using it for general sewing?
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not at all :D there are many here that do...as long as you can adjust it for a 1/4 or scant 1/4" seam :D:D:D
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Unless I really have to use another foot, I always use my walking foot.
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Just back sure your foot "allows" back stitching or any other stitch you might want to try before you do it, broken needles and foot are not fun :?
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Unless I'm stitching in the ditch, I always use my walking foot for all my sewing. I more than likely would use a different foot if I was sewing on applique.
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I use mine for a lot of jobs. Mine accommodates zig zag stitch also.
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I use mine almost all of the time.
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I make a point of attaching binding using my walking foot.
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I've been wanting to ask this question for sooooo long but haven't because I've been a little embarrassed. I started using my walking foot for piecing a couple quilts back because with my regular foot my top fabric always ended up getting pushed a little at the ends. I thought the walking foot was like a crutch and that I just wasn't skilled enough to use a regular foot for piecing. Come to find out now it's a pretty common practice and I'm not alone! I feel so much better now! :)
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Originally Posted by Rural City Girl
Unless I'm stitching in the ditch, I always use my walking foot for all my sewing. I more than likely would use a different foot if I was sewing on applique.
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