Watson

I just used this on a baby quilt that I'm doing. Turned out really well.
Watson

Evie

I wish my old Singer had that stitch, but it doesn't.

Jane Quilter

I love it......too bad my machine is not that fancy, But the quilting stitch is a show stopper.

jmoore

Great stitch idea... I'll have to give it a try on my 8900. I think it would be awesome on baby quilts.

Kris P

It's stitch #26 on my Janome 6600.

Friday1961

I use that stitch a lot on my Brother NX450Q. Looks nice and is less boring to sew, lol.

Karamarie

I have the Janome 6600 and will try that. Thanks for the info.

todiesmom

I have a Bernina Activa 230...I use stitch # 4 and just adjust width and length until I get it the size I want it. I also use a walking foot when I use the Serpentine stitch....mark your dimensions down after you get it figured out and then you will have a quick and easy stitch each time....I sometimes use it between straight stitches and it gives a nice effect or use it as a double line...very handy stitch since imperfections do not show up as much..

Kitsie

That is a stitch I would really like to have on my Pfaff Exp 3.0! I wanted to use it for SID around blocks on a baby quilt! You have done a really nice "netting" piece!

llong0233

I "defaulted" to this for crosshatching my first quilt. Solely because I couldn't sew a straight line! I love and still use it for lots of quilts.