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For me, it felt awkward at first. But like anything else, the more you do it, the easier it is. I have most trouble with the circle ones. There's always a place that's awkward when coming back around on the circle.
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Originally Posted by Watson
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The main trick is to remember to keep your foot against the ruler. Sounds obvious, but it's easy to start to wander.
I think you'll enjoy it. Watson |
I purchased the Westalee set this spring but since I don't get much time to sew during the summer months, I have only done a little test drive with them...I think they will be fun. Good luck Pudge.
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I'm unfamiliar with this.
Do you need a special foot with this ruler? I have a Juki 2010Q |
Yes to SusieQOH, you do need a special foot that is taller so it doesn't sew over the foot. I too have the 2010 and love it.
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Originally Posted by dms
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Yes to SusieQOH, you do need a special foot that is taller so it doesn't sew over the foot. I too have the 2010 and love it.
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Originally Posted by Pudge
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I was thinking of trying the Westalee foot with basic ruler to quilt on my Babylock Jane which is a straight stitch machine with a decent sized harp. Before I drop $55 on the Westalee products, I'd appreciate feedback on how difficult it is to use the ruler from those who have tried. Does it feel really awkward at first? How long is the learning curve?
I took the plunge. Here is a great website https://www.punchwithjudy.com.au/sho...ies-and-tools/. With the exchange rate I got the foot, basic ruler set AND a forever access complete video ruler course for under $100. Check it out. |
Juki TL Ruler Foot
Originally Posted by SusieQOH
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dms- thanks for the response. What foot do I need? Can you give me a link or something?
https://www.kenssewingcenter.com/juk...s-p-32881.html Hope that helps - Christine |
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