Walking Foot
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I bought one and loved it for the brief time I got to use it but it had plastic parts and blew out pretty fast. It does just what the name says, walks over thick fabric. A good one would be great I would think. JMHO :roll:
#63
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Somerset, England
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Originally Posted by Maia B
Duh? So is it harmful to my machine with the built in dual feed/IDT to use it on deco stitches? The manual doesn't say and nothing was said in the machine training class, but that was mostly a big sales pitch for notions.
#64
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: High Entropy Zone
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I can do almost any decorative stitch with a foot that allows me to use the Pfaff IDT (the built in walking foot). The only thing that would restrict me is the width of the stitch (9 mm) and I have IDT feet that can handle that.
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I have a friend who is a new widow with a severly disabled child and not very many $$$ She is a fairly new quilter ( her mental health activity ,needs a walking foot for her Bernina Activa 130. I am trying to find her one for the best price, any suggestions????? Rita
I think I need to post this as it own thread, what do you think?
I think I need to post this as it own thread, what do you think?
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Originally Posted by Nolee
I didn't think my Bernina was all that expensive at the shop. It was $59.00. Is that considered expensive? It was a bargain compared to what they want for a BSR, $1000.
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