Sewing foot question

[Hulamoon]

Is there such a foot where it is 1/4'' on the sewing side but wider on the other side?

[sewlucky]

Yes, you mean without the little flange for your fabric to follow?

[Slokarma]

I'm not sure what you are looking for. What you are trying to accomplish?

[Hulamoon]

I can't find my walking foot and the 1/4 foot wanders on the edge if there is batting in the layers. I was thinking if there was a wider width on the side it would be more stable and not wander so much. I was just curious

[sewlucky]

My regular foot for my little Brother is exactly as you describe. It works well. You've been running up and down between rooms too much, how do you lose a walking foot?

Terri

[Hulamoon]

My regular foot for my little Brother is exactly as you describe. It works well. You've been running up and down between rooms too much, how do you lose a walking foot?

Terri

My sewing room is slowly coming downstairs. lol. I took it to a class and haven't seen it since. It's under something for sure. I'm glad there is that kind of foot. Thanks!

[sewlucky]

I totally get that. I was going to say start looking under the piles, but didn't want to assume everyone has piles around like I do, lol!

My sewing room is slowly coming downstairs. lol. I took it to a class and haven't seen it since. It's under something for sure. I'm glad there is that kind of foot. Thanks!

[Sandy Navas]

You'd have to know Lorie well to know how Lorie could lose something . . . Now, to her question - remind me what machine you have so I can totally do research . . .

[Hulamoon]

You'd have to know Lorie well to know how Lorie could lose something . . . Now, to her question - remind me what machine you have so I can totally do research . . .

I was using my Viking Rose, I don't have a walking foot for it. I would be using my Babylock Ellegante to use the walking foot.

What do you mean? I don't lose that much

[Claire OneStitchAtATime]

I could easily lose any small object in my sewing AKA dining room!