Can someone tell me if this is a good walking foot to invest in. Nancy Notion is having a sale on them.
http://www.nancysnotions.com/product...t+low+shank.do never used one before and also am wondering if they aare hard to use. |
Don't know why it wouldn't be okay as long as you make sure your machine is a low shank. They are not hard to use at all. I use mine for quilting and sometimes for sewing slippery fabrics such as satin or silk.
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I have a Brother SQ9000 and the walking foot looks exactly like the picture that is depicted on the Nancy Notions web sight. I think it is a wonderful price sense I think they usually run about 30 dollars or so.
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that's what mine looks like. i have one for my Singer and then one for my Janome. if it doesn't fit or work on your machine , you should be able to return it. ask.
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Looks just like mine, and that is an excellent sale of feet that she has going on now :D:D:D
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Looks very similar to mine. They are very easy to use and I rarely use anything else now.
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Looks good to me. And what a great price.
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Just make sure that the shank is suitable for your machine. They are easy to use - best for stitches that only travel forward or sideways (like zigzag) - not so good for backwards motion.
When you attach it, the fork-like looking hook fits over the needle bar. It makes a huge difference in SID and other straight-line quilting. Or in regular sewing when you need to match patterns. |
Hi: I have that walking foot......Came with my Brothers LT3750 machine about two years ago........Use often. Hope I do not have to replace anytime soon. But if I do, I will get another one immediately. I use this for table runners, hot pads, binding on baby quilts. Anytime I have several thickness of fabric............Very useful. I think that is a good price also.
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If you call the 800 number to place your order, the ladies at Nancy's Notions will be able to tell you if that walking foot will fit your particular machine.
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