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    I like my walking foot for qayg.

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    I have done similar quilts. I would definitely use my walking foot.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jean Sewing Machine View Post
    Question from a non- Pfaff IDT user. Do you use a walking foot in addition to IDT? I thought the point of IDT was even feeding all the time. Just asking.
    No you don't use a walking foot with it ... the IDT is the equivalent (better!) than a walking foot. It can be moved out the way if you don't want to use it.

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    Thanks for sharing that. I would really like to try this technique.

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    Machines with IDT never need a walking foot.
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    Today I tried with IDT engaged AND lengthened the stitch length. I got much better results. Now I have practiced with a few more 10" squares I'm not going to use in the quilt and turned them into little zip bags (using Gourmet Quilter's technique). Having fun!! Thanks for all the advice.
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