1/4" foot with both left & right "prongs" being 1/4"
12-24-2014, 06:49 AM
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Which Pfaff? I have a 2144, and the feet for that are the same on both sides. So is the stitch in the ditch foot.
The 2144 is a 9mm machine, but I have used the 6mm open toe. When I bought these feet, they were common to both the 6mm and 9mm machines since they are single stitch. See if you can find a foot for group G
http://www.sewingpartsonline.com/pfa...sser-feet.aspx
I did try a foot from the first Creative on the 2144. It fit.
The 2144 is a 9mm machine, but I have used the 6mm open toe. When I bought these feet, they were common to both the 6mm and 9mm machines since they are single stitch. See if you can find a foot for group G
http://www.sewingpartsonline.com/pfa...sser-feet.aspx
I did try a foot from the first Creative on the 2144. It fit.
12-24-2014, 08:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Barb in Louisiana
mckwilter, what needle setting are you using - center?
12-24-2014, 08:40 AM
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My Bernina foot is clear and I can move the needle either way and have 1/4" for quilting like you want. I never thought about this until I read this thread. You gave me a great idea! Thanks!
12-24-2014, 08:44 AM
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I have an older version of the Pfaff 1/4" foot that is 1/4" on both sides. It looks like the one in this photo: http://www.pfaff.com/global/4190_3236.html
Perhaps if you check with Pfaff dealers they might have an older style one in stock.
Perhaps if you check with Pfaff dealers they might have an older style one in stock.
12-24-2014, 08:59 AM
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Originally Posted by FairviewFarm
I have an older version of the Pfaff 1/4" foot that is 1/4" on both sides. It looks like the one in this photo: http://www.pfaff.com/global/4190_3236.html
Perhaps if you check with Pfaff dealers they might have an older style one in stock.
Perhaps if you check with Pfaff dealers they might have an older style one in stock.
Yes, that does look right! I'll have to give them a call. My machine uses 9mm. Thanks for the link!
12-24-2014, 09:21 AM
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No go again I'm afraid! I pulled up the one you showed, got the part number and searched. Unfortunately it also is bigger to the left. I will try taking my plastic one to a "glass" shop. I have a metal one as a stand-by.
Originally Posted by Kitsie
Yes, that does look right! I'll have to give them a call. My machine uses 9mm. Thanks for the link!
12-24-2014, 09:38 AM
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Found and ordered thanks to FairviewFarm! If anyone wants one, the part# is 82088-3096.
Originally Posted by Kitsie
On my domestic machine when I'm quilting small straight lines on a bed-size quilt I like to be able to sew 1/4" to the left of the seam line as usual and then instead of turning the whole quilt around, lift foot and put needle down 1/4" to the right of the seam and sew in reverse. I guess-timate it now and have looked but would love to find one with both side of 1/4". All the ones I've seen have a bigger prong to the left of the needle. (I have a Pfaff Espressions 3.0)
Anyone know? Google didn't find one. Maybe a glass shop could cut my plastic one for me?
Anyone know? Google didn't find one. Maybe a glass shop could cut my plastic one for me?
12-25-2014, 06:26 AM
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I thing to consider my Viking does not mind a few back stitches..but it does mind many more..as I was told by the dealer..most all home machines are made to feed the material front to back..of course I had to try it..Many broken threads later I gave up.
12-25-2014, 10:14 AM
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Yes, I've wondered about that, too. But I have done this before with short seams and so far my machine is not complaining! Thanks Shy.
Originally Posted by shy
I thing to consider my Viking does not mind a few back stitches..but it does mind many more..as I was told by the dealer..most all home machines are made to feed the material front to back..of course I had to try it..Many broken threads later I gave up.
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