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I saw this presser go it on a Quilty video.... And immediately ride red one from Amaxon... I had no idea such a thing existed.... It's a. Stitch in the Ditch fit! You can join edges with it, too... I thunk it would be good for joining batting....
Newbies always thunk it will be easy yo "just" SID... But, as we all know, SID can be tricky. This foot is a huge help...
Do you have a link to the video?
Is it like this? www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uk0ifHrepQ
SITD can be a challenge. I always hop out of the ditch. I have a foot like yours and it helps.
Thank you for posting this foot . I will be checking this out . Every little bit helps !
I have one of those. I find it kind of spreads the fabric apart, making your SITD stitching to disappear into the seam.
I also have one of those. I had problems with it getting caught up at the seam intersections. I hope it helps you.
Got one on my Viking but have never used it. It attaches on my walking foot though.
Pfaff calls it an edge joining foot. I use it for heirloom, but it zigs pieced batting together really well.
BTW - this is a great book if you look into it. I had the first one.
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You can do really narrow piping with a pintuck foot. She has uses for other feet that are not obvious.
Thanks Sandy for posting this, and Susann for the vid! Yeah, think I'm gonna get one of these, multiple usage! Like this a lot!
Thanks for the video.... Yes... That 's the foot....
I'll see if I can find it....
Here you go!Quote:
Originally Posted by Hulamoon
Time To Quilt: Happy (Presser) Feet with Pam Mahshie - YouTube
I love that foot.
Another good book is the The Foot Book - I got it from my Pfaff dealer but I also saw it at the Viking dealer too.
My (now traded in) Singer had one. I tried it, but I think it needs practice as it was all I could do to keep that little pointer thingy exactly in the "ditch". I did better without it but then again, I don't like SITD much anyway and will just stitch1/4 away on each side. My new Brother has one.. I will give it a try and see if it is any different. Let us know how you did with it!
This is the foot I use to sew binding on. I put that guide next to the fold and the needle positioned a little to the right of the fold and stitch it down. Keeping the fold next to the guide gives a nice even stitch from the edge.