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12-11-2022, 01:11 PM
#951
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Am curious if those of you who attach your own bindings use a walking foot to do so. I never had one with my old Kenmore workhorse but my newer Juki has a WF. All comments welcome! Thanks. Hope you all had a pleasant weekend.
12-11-2022, 02:16 PM
#952
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Never mind, I just tried the walking foot and flew through the binding. That’s the tool!
Originally Posted by Janice McC
Am curious if those of you who attach your own bindings use a walking foot to do so. I never had one with my old Kenmore workhorse but my newer Juki has a WF. All comments welcome! Thanks. Hope you all had a pleasant weekend.
12-11-2022, 06:50 PM
#955
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Location: Mississippi
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Janice, my Juki has a walking foot too, but I rarely use it because it's so noisy. Glad you found a way that works for you.
Lstew, those are beautiful blocks. I am sending a batch back to the maker tomorrow, because they are undersized. Please make sure your blocks measure 12.5" before mailing!
Klaws has sent me the photos of some of her pretty blocks. Here they are: B'stone, 2 for Janice, Reba, Lstew and TG!
Lstew, those are beautiful blocks. I am sending a batch back to the maker tomorrow, because they are undersized. Please make sure your blocks measure 12.5" before mailing!
Klaws has sent me the photos of some of her pretty blocks. Here they are: B'stone, 2 for Janice, Reba, Lstew and TG!
12-11-2022, 07:34 PM
#959
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Join Date: Jul 2013
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Originally Posted by Janice McC
Am curious if those of you who attach your own bindings use a walking foot to do so. I never had one with my old Kenmore workhorse but my newer Juki has a WF. All comments welcome! Thanks. Hope you all had a pleasant weekend.
