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I use my walking foot only when I am quilting long straight lines on a quilt. I have used a regular foot quilting smaller items that I need more easily mobility on such as mug rug.
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I have Pfaff's, so I don't need a walking foot due to the IDT [or dual feed.]
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Originally Posted by AliKat
(Post 7321529)
I have Pfaff's, so I don't need a walking foot due to the IDT [or dual feed.]
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I never use my walking foot. I find it very distracting and have less trouble quilting without it.
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Originally Posted by Jeanne S
(Post 7320988)
Once my top is pieced, I switch to the walking foot and use it for everything else: quilting and binding. I don't later add decorative stitches after quilting so can't address that, but would think it would be needed anytime you are sewing through the entire quilt layers..
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I only use mine to STD and for binding, but I should think it would be up to you.
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I use a specific foot for decorative design. ( a satin sitch one will work as well ) .However if its a straight stitch, serpantine curve I use my walking foot.I also do binding w/walking foot. It prevents puckering on underside. If I was good at FMQ then an open toe foot. Alas I am not, so avoid it but if I could stipple decently thats what I would do.:)
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I use my walking foot for almost everything while sewing, piecing or quilting. I have a older Pfaff with the IDT. Could not do without it.
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