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Crafty1 12-04-2008 07:49 AM

Hello,

In a dilemma... I have a Brother SE350 sewing/embroidery machine that I want to use for quilting. The manual says it can use the SA187 Open-toe Quilting Foot (O) but the website doesn't have it listed as an accessory option. Question: Do you think it will work?

OR Should I upgrade to the Brother Project Runway PC420PRW? On the website it's listed under Quilting/Sewing/Sergers machines. What do you think?

Thanks!

Dawn Hendrix 12-04-2008 08:00 AM

I called Brother just yesterday for a part that wasn't listed. You might give em a call and get it that way. Just let me know if you need the #.

Crafty1 12-04-2008 08:35 AM

Ya know, I didn't even think to call Brother. So, after being on hold for 20 mins. the customer service rep said that foot will work. They want over $30 for it (with shipping), so I'll get it someplace else. Thanks!

QuiltinLee 12-04-2008 08:50 AM

Check EBay. If your machine has a shank that you can detach the foot, it's really great. You can pick up all kinds of different feet for about a third of the cost (including shipping)

Elizabeth A. 12-04-2008 09:43 AM

Certainly look for the foot elsewhere. Ebay has lots and some sellers will even list which brands and types that the feet will work with, of course you can always research on ebay and order from someone else. Don't upgrade - your current machine will do just fine quilting.

patricej 12-04-2008 03:05 PM

http://www.sewingmachinesplus.com/brother-feet.php

Dena 08-24-2010 05:24 PM

This is on the Brother website:
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Genuine Brother® Accessory
Open Toe Quilting Foot
Accessory No: SA187

View more products in our Accessory Catalogue
•Spring action open toed quilting foot for greater visibility rises and lowers as it travels over varying fabric thicknesses
•Spring action with an open toe viewing makes following a pattern easy over varying fabric thicknesses
•Open toe for visibility, especially with zig zag and decorative stitches
•Screw on foot for added security during fabric quilting process

For Use With: Innov-ís 2500D, Innov-ís 1500D, Innov-ís 4000D, Innov-ís 4000DLTD, QC-1000, PC-210, PC-420, Duetta® 4500D, PC-210PRW, PC-420PRW, SE-350, Quattro™6000D, LB6770 PRW, Innov-ís 2800D – New!
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NOTE that the SE-350 is listed as one of the machines that it will work on. I hope this helps.

daisey 08-24-2010 05:50 PM

I just recently bought a brother sewing /embroidery combo and its been great, but I also have heard nothing but great reviews of the project runway,,,they are very quiet!

Ada Shiela 08-26-2010 12:27 PM

The price sounds right to me - I have Brother Innovis 4000D and would not try any other machine parts, except for needles and bobbins for Janome machines 300 and 350E which are compatible with Brother.

slk350 06-08-2011 11:24 PM

I've ordered parts for my Viking and Babylock serger at www.sewingpartsonline.com and the shipping very reasonable. And they are very prompt. I had the parts a in few days.

grandmacat 01-19-2012 07:27 AM

Quattro 6000D challenges and issues
 
I purchased a Brother Quattro 6000D and upgraded it to the latest and greatest with all three upgrades. I intentded to use this machine for embroidering quilt labels utilizing the embroidery design functions. I also intended to use if for free motion quilting and quilting with embroidery designs. So far it is great for piecing because it sews basic stitches great. But I have trouble with the "fancy" stitches and using the free motion quilting functions because the bobbin thread bunches up on the bottom of the fabric. Nothing I do seems to solve the problem and brother technicians are of no help. Has anyone else had these types of issues? What did you do to solve the problem?

Becky Crafts 01-19-2012 01:34 PM

I've ordered a few parts from sewingwarehouse.com and they treated me very well, including sending me a cheaper part that would work on my machine when the right one was on backorder. It was perfect and I'm still using it!! They called me to ask if they could swap for the cheaper part! Their prices are very good!


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