Carol W

Thank you.

I'll have to find one. :)

patricej

this place sells just about every foot known to mankind (... except the one that would make me look 25 pounds thinner. i'm still looking for that one. :lol: )

http://www.sewingmachinesplus.com/se...FQUoZAodf1MVaA

this one sounds like it's supposed to be an even-feed ditch foot, but i don't have it [yet], so can't say for sure.

http://www.sewingmachinesplus.com/846-413-006.php

JANNY

I just bought my stitch-in-the-ditch for my Pfaff this week, haven't used it yet. I just thought it would be a good tool to use since I tend to wander a bit when stitching-in-the-ditch. :lol:

conblond2005

This is the foot I bought but I don't think it works as good as I expected it to work. Maybe it's just me. I can't sew straight LOL

Izy

Connie!! I have one of those and didn't know what the heck it was for!!!!

I will try it next time I am in the 'ditchin' and see how I get on....shame on me for not know or investigating what all these feet are for..!!tee hee :lol:

conblond2005

Let us know how you do with your ditchin...

beetle

Nope. It's not just you.

conblond2005

IZY
Next time your ditchin let us know how it's going for you.. I still can't get them right..

Izy

I should be at the quilting stage this week for the baby applique quilt I am working on, so will give it a go, I usually use my even feed foot, OR my open toe, depending if I am going around curves or not. My only concern is that you don't get a clear view with it, but aren't you supposed to line up the central plate with your line of stitching????

conblond2005

I sent an e-mail to Keepsake Quilting on that foot and they said it should work with Janome but if not to return it. I just might buy it this month. Sure would be nice to be able to stay in the ditch.