Pfaff 1/4" foot!

Did you Pfaff owners know that they make a 1/4" quilting foot? I picked
mine up today. It snaps on, is open so you can see what you're stitching,
and you don't have to move the needle.

I think I'm going to like this!

Nann
in northeasternmost Illinois

So does Bernina, Nann, and it's not something you can't live without but
sure is a honey. Bernina's is a #37 just in case somebody wants to know
what to give a Bernie owner for a gift - beats the heck out of bamboo
steamers and salad shooters. Polly

"Nann Hilyard" wrote in message
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Did you Pfaff owners know that they make a 1/4" quilting foot? I picked
mine up today. It snaps on, is open so you can see what you're stitching,
and you don't have to move the needle.

I think I'm going to like this!

Nann
in northeasternmost Illinois

Yup, I really like mine. I bought my machine used from a friend who is a
quilter, and she included the foot in the purchase. It's pretty accurate as
1/4" feet go. The one I have for my White was a touch off measurement.
Enjoy.

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"Nann Hilyard" wrote in message
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Did you Pfaff owners know that they make a 1/4" quilting foot? I picked
mine up today. It snaps on, is open so you can see what you're stitching,
and you don't have to move the needle.

I think I'm going to like this!

Nann
in northeasternmost Illinois

It came with the quilter's package when I bought my machine! It's great,
except that occasionally I forget to switch feet when I'm about to do
something besides a straight stitch.
Roberta in D

"Nann Hilyard" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Did you Pfaff owners know that they make a 1/4" quilting foot? I picked
mine up today. It snaps on, is open so you can see what you're stitching,
and you don't have to move the needle.

I think I'm going to like this!

Nann
in northeasternmost Illinois

I have two of them! Priceless!

--
Alice in NJ, Royal Cybrarian
http://www.ourcyberfamily.us/
"Just about the time a woman thinks her work is done, she becomes a
grandmother." Edward H. Dreschnack



"Nann Hilyard" wrote in message
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: Did you Pfaff owners know that they make a 1/4" quilting foot? I picked
: mine up today. It snaps on, is open so you can see what you're stitching,
: and you don't have to move the needle.
:
: I think I'm going to like this!
:
: Nann
: in northeasternmost Illinois
:
:

I have the 1/4" foot for piecing and a darning foot as well as the quilting
foot that is square-ish and
an embroidery foot ( that is open ) I use for applique using satin st or
blanket st. Is this somehow different?..or
new?....I wish my local dealer would advise us on new feet...I found a use
for the embroidery foot
that is used for hoop embroideries...I use it as a hopping foot for free
motion quilting. Actually
a gal I know that does great free motion quilting and has the Pfaff showed
us this foot's use in
a class. I'd go to their web site to find out more but find that site not
user friendly !!!....Very
hard to navigate or find things...and fiine fine fonts !!...Mary


"
Did you Pfaff owners know that they make a 1/4" quilting foot? I picked
mine up today. It snaps on, is open so you can see what you're stitching,
and you don't have to move the needle.

I think I'm going to like this!

Nann
in northeasternmost Illinois

Well, I take that back about their website...It has improved greatly !!!...I
can
read it easily and quite a few close up pics of their presser feet . I
still didn't see the
open quilting foot though....



"MB" wrote in message
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I have the 1/4" foot for piecing and a darning foot as well as the
quilting
foot that is square-ish and
an embroidery foot ( that is open ) I use for applique using satin st or
blanket st. Is this somehow different?..or
new?....I wish my local dealer would advise us on new feet...I found a use
for the embroidery foot
that is used for hoop embroideries...I use it as a hopping foot for free
motion quilting. Actually
a gal I know that does great free motion quilting and has the Pfaff showed
us this foot's use in
a class. I'd go to their web site to find out more but find that site not
user friendly !!!....Very
hard to navigate or find things...and fiine fine fonts !!...Mary


"
Did you Pfaff owners know that they make a 1/4" quilting foot? I picked
mine up today. It snaps on, is open so you can see what you're
stitching,
and you don't have to move the needle.

I think I'm going to like this!

Nann
in northeasternmost Illinois

Well, again !...I did find the open quilting foot under "New Notions"....I'm
glad they are
finally doing this as I love anything that makes quilting easier !!...Thanks
for telling me about it !
There are some other new notions there that look interesting too !!





" Well, I take that back about their website...It has improved greatly
!!!...I
can
read it easily and quite a few close up pics of their presser feet . I
still didn't see the
open quilting foot though....



hard to navigate or find things...and fiine fine fonts !!...Mary


"
Did you Pfaff owners know that they make a 1/4" quilting foot? I
picked
mine up today. It snaps on, is open so you can see what you're
stitching,
and you don't have to move the needle.

You know what they say about people who talk to themselves....







They say, there goes that frood again, talking to herself!

--
Wendy
http://griffinsflight.com/Quilting/quilt1.htm
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"MB" wrote in message
...
Well, again !...I did find the open quilting foot under "New
Notions"....I'm
glad they are
finally doing this as I love anything that makes quilting easier
!!...Thanks
for telling me about it !
There are some other new notions there that look interesting too !!





" Well, I take that back about their website...It has improved greatly
!!!...I
can
read it easily and quite a few close up pics of their presser feet . I
still didn't see the
open quilting foot though....



hard to navigate or find things...and fiine fine fonts !!...Mary


"
Did you Pfaff owners know that they make a 1/4" quilting foot? I
picked
mine up today. It snaps on, is open so you can see what you're
stitching,
and you don't have to move the needle.

In article t,
"Polly Esther" wrote:

So does Bernina, Nann, and it's not something you can't live without but
sure is a honey. Bernina's is a #37 just in case somebody wants to know
what to give a Bernie owner for a gift - beats the heck out of bamboo
steamers and salad shooters. Polly


I love that #37 foot, Polly, but I have two other "solutions", too.
First, I have an old-fashioned #13 foot with one of those seam gauges
permanently attached at 1/4" from the center needle position. My DSIL
(he's really handy G) cut off the extra length from the crossbar so it
wouldn't get in my way. Credit Sharyn Craig for that idea.

Second, Bernina has now come out with the #37 foot with a sort of
barrier attached at 1/4"; it's the #57 foot. That one is great, too, and
almost replaces the #13 set-up I have, except when I really need extra
visibility; the #13 gives lots of visibility.

It all depends on what I"m doing as to which of these three feet I use
for piecing.
--
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