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The 1/4" ("bladed") foot is one of my favorite and most used! The walking foot comes in a close second. I recently purchased the stitch in the ditch foot (for my Husqvarna Diamond) and I'm going to like it too.
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Originally Posted by luvTooQuilt
Originally Posted by lab fairy
I love my 1/4" feet (one is bladed and one isn't) and really like the fact that they work with the IDT which is like a built in walking foot for my Pfaff.
These are the best inventions. If you ever use a Kwik Sew pattern they are also great since most are 1/4" seam allowance. My Pfaff has a built in walking foot. LOVE IT!~!!!! :thumbdown: I love the IDT on my Pfaff, wish all my other machines had it too. |
Purplefiend I have a Viking and I have to move my needle to 3.0 to get a true 1/4" with my bladed foot. Does your needle move?
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I use the 1/4 in most of the time. It has been used more than the rest of the feet in my collection combined. Keeps my quarter inch seams very precise. My piecing got so much better after I purchased this foot while participating in a workshop several years ago.
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I love mine too!
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[quote=littleone]
Originally Posted by aorlflood
For those of you who have the 1/4" foot with the side flange/blade...
When you are doing something like hst's where you are not sewing along the edge of the fabric, do you remove the foot and put a regular foot on? Or can you sew with the blade running ACROSS the fabric? I hope you understand what I am trying to ask...LOL. I use my foot with the blade when making HST's. I sew along the edge of the fabric and start with a little scrap to chain piece through them. I don't cut off my little ears until I'm done sewing them. Some quilter's swear by cutting the corner's first, I use them to my advantage and keep my 1/4" foot on. |
Originally Posted by grandma sue
What is the birthing method? I've never heard of that.
Lay out quilt sandwich batting on the bottom. Then backing face up, then quilt top face down. I mark an 8-10 inch gap on one side and pin the other three. I stitch from one end of the gap all the way around the quilt to the other end of the gap securing or backstitching at the beginning and the end. Then I turn it right side out with the batting in the middle and the top/backing on the outsides. I then ladder stitch the gap closed. The quilt is the bound on the outsides. This method works well for smaller quilts that will be tied instead of quilted. I hope that helps. |
I love mine, wouldn't make a quilt without it!!
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I use the 1/4 inch foot for most of my piecing. It is great. My piecing is so much better
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I am a firm believer of the 1/4 foot. Thanks to you guys!!!!
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