Stitch in the Ditch Sewing Machine Foot
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Originally Posted by Jaos
How does a stitch in the ditch machine foot work? Does it make it any easier? I've practiced stitch in the ditch on more placemats than I can count and still I'm not satisfied with it.
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Originally Posted by Jaos
How does a stitch in the ditch machine foot work? Does it make it any easier? I've practiced stitch in the ditch on more placemats than I can count and still I'm not satisfied with it.
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Jaos, if you go to the search section, and type in stitch in the ditch, there are many others who have the same question. Our Board members have lots of helpful suggestions! We are always eager to share our tips!
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Originally Posted by jdiane318
I have a Janome and the stitch in the ditch foot has a small divider attached to the middle of the foot, it helps position the foot along the stitching line. Makes it easy to see and follow.
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I am so bad at SID that I use invisible thread. You can still see the "shine" sometimes, but at least not the thread. Is this a good and normal solution? I really can't afford the interchangable-foot walking foot for my Viking. It's my dissatisfaction with SID that forced me to learn FMQ.
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i was stitching in the ditch today---pfaff with in built walking foot---my second time only using my new foot--if i ran the guide along the high side [the side the seam is lying underneath ] almost 100% sucsess otherside a couple of boo boos love that foot
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