Quarter inch foot for FW
Has anyone used the "Little Foot" with their FW? I need to buy a 1/4" foot and thought this might be the way to go.
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I just use a plain 1/4" foot-the kind with the built-in edge with my Featherweight. Sorry, I'd never heard of the Little Foot before you mentioned, so I can't help you there.
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I don't much care for 1/4 inch feet for piecing on the straight stitch machines. I prefer to use the standard straight stitch foot, and a screw in seam guide. I get beautiful seams that way. This one pictured happens to be on my Juki, but I use the same setup on my vintage Singers.
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Originally Posted by MrsBoats
(Post 4821019)
I just use a plain 1/4" foot-the kind with the built-in edge with my Featherweight. ..................
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I love the Little Foot for my featherweight. I use it all the time. Go for it....
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Originally Posted by cjtinkle
(Post 4821087)
I don't much care for 1/4 inch feet for piecing on the straight stitch machines. I prefer to use the standard straight stitch foot, and a screw in seam guide. I get beautiful seams that way. This one pictured happens to be on my Juki, but I use the same setup on my vintage Singers.
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I like the 1/4" foot, but will try using the seam guide next time.
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I've never heard of the "Little Foot", but have a 1/4" foot for all my machines. A regular 1/4" low shank foot will work. I have 4 featherweight machines and these work well.
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I'm debating whether to find a 1/4'' foot for my baby, so thank you for asking this! I'm going to go with a seam guide, I think--I rather like the look of the original foot.
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Good information thanks!
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