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ReRe I did not know their was such a foot as a scant 1/4". I have patterns that call for that. I will have to look for one. Learn something on here every day.
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This has nothing to do with presser feet--I am sitting here laughing at the cat with the headphones in debbieumphress avatar. Maybe I'm just bored today but it sure it making me laugh. LOL
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I think we have all had these moments!!! I am happy that you found a method that is working so well for you :D:D:D
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I just talked to ReRe on the phone and she made my Light bulb turn on :thumbup: Thank you for explaining this to me :lol: Sometimes I just need that 2x4 upside the head :shock:
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Originally Posted by sunflower126
I finally bought a 1/4" foot for my machine and that sure has made a difference.
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Originally Posted by janRN
I also bought the 1/4" foot for my Viking and like sunflower, it really made a difference. I have to adjust my needle setting to 2.8 but my seams have been straight. I had used the tape or post'it notes, too, but the 1/4" foot is really easier and more accurate for me.
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I like that cat listening to music too. He is so cute. I have almost finished a quilt top that I like so will be posting pictures soon.
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I use painter's tape on my machine to mark either the 1/4"seam or the scant 1/4". Pulls right off and leaves no residue
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I swear by by 1/4 foot for my viking designer se!
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I use painter's tape and run that blue tape from front to back and it works like a charm. Edie
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