Quilting Pastor

...it's a miracle waiting to happen. Go ahead and use it.
"touch the ball"

qwkslver

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:

Somerset Val

I'm not sure about a built-in dual feed but, with a normal walking foot, you can only use it with stitches that progress forwards all the time, ie. the fabric must not be moved sideways. Otherwise, the pattern will be distorted.

lab fairy

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.

mimee4

Couldn't machine quilt without my precious walking foot. Well worth the investment.

jeandriggers

I really like mine and do use it. Would especially like it for sewing the binding on the quilt, but I can't get a good 1/4 inch seam with it.
I would like to be able to use the width of the foot to measure by, but it's too wide.

Marilynsue

Use my Pfaff IDT all the time. Would have a hard time sewing without it!

keolika

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?

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.

keolika

Thank you I think that is a good deal.