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I've tried using mine for FMQ and couldn't get used to it. I wear bifocals and by the time I found it, it was too late. I do have trouble with the knee I use for my foot pedal so some day I will have to get used to it. Some day hasn't arrived yet.
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It took me a bit but now I'm used to the start/stop button & really like it. Mind you, I can't manage it with free motion so I go back to the pedal. I love having the choice!
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Originally Posted by Daisygirl
I don't think I have one. I have a Bernina 440, I wish I did though
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i remember that i used to use it on my mom's, but that was ever so many years ago. i love having immediate control with the pedal. i can't even find the right button to open the elevator doors when someone's running, so how can i find the button on my machine on time? lol
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I only use it for the embroidery.
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It's all I use. I love it. I feel like I have more control over the speed. It's a consistent speed. Now I can't use the pedal at all. Plus, I'm short, so it's more comfortable that trying to find the foot pedal and chasing it around.
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Originally Posted by lovestosew
I only use it for the embroidery.
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I have a Babylock Ellegante 2 which is also an embroidery machine. I only use the start stop when embroidering. When I sew I like to have control of the speed and my hands are busy with the fabric. I can't think to reach up and push the stop button. Just let off the foot feed. LOL
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I use mine for embroidery but am much more comfortable keeping both hands on my quilting and my foot on the pedal.
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I have both...I use it for certain things i.e. Pictograms that I have programed for certain designs...I hit start and the design I programed is designed to stop at a certain pt.
Also when I do Faux FM using the puzzle stitch in my machine. I hit start just guide the fabric to the end and then hit stop... |
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