tallchick

Has anyone used this foot for curves?? Do you like it, or is it a waste of money?? I have watched a few YouTube videos and it does seem that there would be a learning curve (no pun intended) but it looks like it would be a most useful foot to have. I would certainly appreciate any feedback and/or tips.

Maureen NJ

I have used it and like it very much. Easy to use. No learning curve.

LivelyLady

I like mine a lot, too, and use it for any blocks that have curves.

mermaid

Easy for me to use with my "Drunkard's Path"....worth my money.

DebraK

The foot wasn't worth the money to me, because I can sew curves without it, but i absolutely love the set Drunkard's Path templates that I bought from her husband. So many sizes! Bought them at one of the quilt shows where they were demonstrating the foot. Nice people.

grandmasieg

I bought the Curve Master to use when making curved blocks but the biggest bonus is that I can finally make perfect "scant" 1/4 inch straight seems with it. I love, love, love it and don't know how I pieced without it. Well worth the money to me.

Colorful1

I find my 1/4" foot w guide is great for sewing curved pieces

Onebyone

I have one and it does make sewing curves easy. It took practice for me to get to love it.

Peckish

I bought one several years ago and could not get the hang of it, so it collected dust. However, I just recently finished a quilt with lots and lots of curves (Urban Nine Patch) and I sewed all the curves using the same technique, but with my own quarter-inch foot! No pins, no glue, I simply held the top fabric up off the bed of the machine and focused solely on making the edges match as they went under the foot. If I remember the lessons from the inventor of the Curve-Master foot, this is pretty much how she tells you to use it.

You can do a search on YouTube, there are several videos there that show how the CurveMaster works.

maminstl

I like it - and it's fun to use