1/4 quilting foot with guide

[lisa9143]

Hello I have a brother sq9050 And I am looking for a piecing foot with a guide that will fit my machine I have looked on brothers website but the one offered does not fit my machine I guess any ideas?
thanks lisa

[giig21]

Re: 1/4 quilting foot with guide

I got mine from Amazon, but i know Ebay has them as well. I suggest these as they will e better at cost and the descriptions usually show which machines they can be used on. Mine works on my Singer (all three of them) and my Janome. hope this helps

[Tapestry]

Re: 1/4 quilting foot with guide

I also got mine at Amazon. It's a great fit and pretty inexpensive.

[Clementine]

Re: 1/4 quilting foot with guide

AMAZON! Several companies make them and they all seem good!
Quilting Foot

[auntiemern]

Re: 1/4 quilting foot with guide

Any low shank foot should fit. It should just snap on the the piece that your other feet snap on to.

[Midge]

Re: 1/4 quilting foot with guide

I have that Distinctive 1/4" foot everyone is referencing from amazon. It works fine on my machine, even though Viking isn't listed as a compatible brand. In fact, I have several generic feet made by that company. I haven't been disappointed yet.

[bubba]

Re: 1/4 quilting foot with guide

The one I have fits a Brother, a Singer, my Pfaff and also my Babylock! I think I paid $16 for it.

[Sylvia H]

Re: 1/4 quilting foot with guide

This foot looks like a possible option for you. I particularly like the fact that it indicates when you are 1/4" from the end of the material - so great when you are sewing a square and need to know when to stop. Brother/Baby Lock 1/4" Quilting Foot | Brother/Baby Lock Sewing Machine Accessories

[bubba]

Re: 1/4 quilting foot with guide

Mine is marked like that, but it has a flange on the right for the quarter inch. I love it!

[MartinaG]

Re: 1/4 quilting foot with guide

I particularly like the fact that it indicates when you are 1/4" from the end of the material -

You'd think that were the case but I find that the feet with guide are not a true 1/4" - my experience is with Brother and with Baby Lock. So make sure you measure your seam after using the guide as it may be a bit bigger than 1/4". For many straight-line blocks that doesn't matter but anything with triangles may be off, at least in my experience.

[bubba]

Re: 1/4 quilting foot with guide

This is the one I have. I have not had any problems with it, other than forgetting I am using it and I break a needle when I switch to a decorative or zig zag stitch! Baby Lock: 1/4" Quilting or Patchwork Foot

I also have the stitch in the ditch foot and like that just as well.

[easyquilts]

Re: 1/4 quilting foot with guide

I got mine from Amazon.....

[Vonnie]

Re: 1/4 quilting foot with guide

AMAZON! Several companies make them and they all seem good!
Quilting Foot

This is the one I have and it does not give me a straight stitch line. It's very wonky. I have a Babylock Espire.

[pamipatch]

Re: 1/4 quilting foot with guide

Always test your 1/4" with any foot, even if sold as a 1/4" foot. I personally hate flanges, and agree their 1/4" is too generous!!

[ozziepuppy]

Re: 1/4 quilting foot with guide

I also don't like the foot with the guide. Sometimes the fabric edges are not completely straight and the metal guide then messes up the seam. I prefer to use a straight stitch foot and one of those little plastic (purple) guides that stick onto the machine bed.