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Originally Posted by sewbizgirl
The 15s have a vertical hook assembly and can free motion quilt!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tcy2dse68M Here is another video showing some of the other designs, being made with treadle machines, by the Indonesian tsunami survivors: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6rKC...eature=related |
REALLY remarkable. That 2nd video says they have just been taught how to use the machines. INCREDIBLE! I did look at the foot and it looks like they are using a straight foot. Thanks for the info.
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I have found that I DON'T need to cover my feed dogs and I have done all my free motion on my featherwieght. I think that the FM foot is far enough off the ground that it works just fine.
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Originally Posted by onthemove
That 2nd video says they have just been taught how to use the machines. I did look at the foot and it looks like they are using a straight foot. .
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Great video!
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I just did my first FMQing on a Singer model 15 from 1915.
First time I have FMQ, I think that it looks great, I'm so happy. I can't believe I can do it. I just love this machine, got it for free on Freecycle. Had it services at a local sewing machine shop. Told them that I was going to use it for FMQ, was told that it would not work for that and I should buy a Berdina. Ha, not going to do that! |
Leah Day has a free motion quilting foot on her website that she sells and it comes available for all shank type machines. It is $7.95 and there is a tutorial on the page that you should watch.
Here is the site: http://www.daystyledesigns.com/freemotionfoot.htm |
Originally Posted by Surfergirl
I've tried my 301's but haven't had much luck with them, although I've heard others say they love them for FMQ.
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