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The Pfaff 4.2 Quilt Expression, and all Pfaffs which have the Sensormatic feature, have a floating foot to use with the dogs down. You can, however, use the darning/quilting/hopping foot if you prefer.
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I remember watching a FMQ video of Tim Latimer where he FMQed without any foot. He has many videos on YouTube. He also uses his treddle machines to FMQ. He is amazing.
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Originally Posted by PatriceJ
(Post 8012234)
i had never seen that foot before. it fascinates me. a snap-on foot for free-motion? how convenient!!! after fishing around for waaaaay too long online trying to find it i finally realized i could just look at the manual online for the mc15000 to get the foot number. the manual shows three: Free motion quilting closed-toe foot QC Free motion quilting open-toe foot QO Free motion quilting zigzag foot QV (I have never heard of free-motion zig-zag. never occurred to me to even try such a thing. that might look pretty kewl.) I have got to try at least one of these. and experiment with using the zig-zag stitch during free-motion. heck ... i don't even know yet whether my mc8900 will even allow it. I was wondering what this quilting zig-zag means. Please post pictures. |
I use the "Big Foot" from Nancy's notions for quilting. It has a much larger foot which is completely clear so you can see where you're going or where you've been. It's amazing!! It is like a hopping foot.
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