Newly discovered walking foot
#11
Originally Posted by jaciqltznok
Originally Posted by Buckeye Rose
Ok, I get the idea that it helps to make the fabrics go thru at the same rate. But why if this is a good thing, don't they have them built in? Wouldn't it make sense for fabrics to ALWAYS go thru the same? Why is it just a doodad in your accessories bag?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYlkyUZvUqM
http://elizabethruffing.com/2010/10/...g-machine.html
#13
Originally Posted by Buckeye Rose
Ok, I get the idea that it helps to make the fabrics go thru at the same rate. But why if this is a good thing, don't they have them built in? Wouldn't it make sense for fabrics to ALWAYS go thru the same? Why is it just a doodad in your accessories bag?
It is not just walking feet, there are so many other feet that make sewing different techniques much easier too. I probably have 10 different feet that I didn't know I could do without, until I tried different techniques LOL
I would rather purchase a walking foot, than spend an extra $1000 to get one that is built in :D
#14
What have all of my quilting sisters been using if you quilt on your machine???? Surely not every quilt is sent to the LAQ.
I started quilting in 2003 and have owned a walking foot since before I had to quilt my first quilt. I have to admit I was surprised when I first got on this board when people were saying that they'd just bought a walking foot and wondered why they hadn't bought one long ago.
I realize they are expensive but they are an essential tool for quilting.
I started quilting in 2003 and have owned a walking foot since before I had to quilt my first quilt. I have to admit I was surprised when I first got on this board when people were saying that they'd just bought a walking foot and wondered why they hadn't bought one long ago.
I realize they are expensive but they are an essential tool for quilting.
#15
~ I just machine quilted my first wall hanging and even though I just SID, the back looks terrible. I pin basted it but the back fabric still shifted and now there is diaganol drag patterns. I have to get one of these walking feet before I do my next!! ~
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Originally Posted by Buckeye Rose
Ok, I get the idea that it helps to make the fabrics go thru at the same rate. But why if this is a good thing, don't they have them built in? Wouldn't it make sense for fabrics to ALWAYS go thru the same? Why is it just a doodad in your accessories bag?
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