1/4 " foot
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I have an older Baby Lock machine. I bought a 1/4" generic foot for my first quilting class but I don't think I'm crazy about it. Does anyone have an opinion on a good foot? I was thinking about the Nancy's Notions Little Foot. Has anyone used it? Or could you recommend a good foot? My machine uses the low shank type of foot. Thanks for your help!!
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Originally Posted by LindaVee
I have an older Baby Lock machine. I bought a 1/4" generic foot for my first quilting class but I don't think I'm crazy about it. Does anyone have an opinion on a good foot? I was thinking about the Nancy's Notions Little Foot. Has anyone used it? Or could you recommend a good foot? My machine uses the low shank type of foot. Thanks for your help!!
if your new to sewing, i think you need to get a "real 1/4" foot, with the bar on the side.
i am thinking, maybe kens sewing or brubakers on line..and email them to ask what they recommend.
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I have the "little foot" and the one with the bar on the side. I don't use either often. I prefer to just put a couple layers of painters tape lined up to get a 1/4" seam. I put the tape up to but not over the feeddogs. I think i get a more accurate seam that way. it's just a personal preference.
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