curved presser foot found

http://www.justcurves.biz/shopping.htm
here seems to be home of the new fangled curved presser foot.
has pix and shows some of the neato blocks you can make with it.
nayy,
jeanne
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"nzl*" wrote in message
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http://www.justcurves.biz/shopping.htm
here seems to be home of the new fangled curved presser foot.
has pix and shows some of the neato blocks you can make with it.
nayy,
jeanne

I want a sewing foot like that so bad! I read that site front to back and as
far as I can tell it won't work on a Husqvarna Designer1, or did I just miss
something.

Val

Yes it works on the D1. I have a D2 and the Master Curve Foot. Bought it at
the Glendale Quilt Show in Spring. The gal was doing the demo on a D2

Debbi in SO CA


"Valkyrie" wrote in message
news:1073465529.817296@yasure...

"nzl*" wrote in message
...
http://www.justcurves.biz/shopping.htm
here seems to be home of the new fangled curved presser foot.
has pix and shows some of the neato blocks you can make with it.
nayy,
jeanne

I want a sewing foot like that so bad! I read that site front to back and
as
far as I can tell it won't work on a Husqvarna Designer1, or did I just
miss
something.

Val

Valkyrie wrote:

"nzl*" wrote in message
...
http://www.justcurves.biz/shopping.htm
here seems to be home of the new fangled curved presser foot.
has pix and shows some of the neato blocks you can make with it.
nayy,
jeanne

I want a sewing foot like that so bad! I read that site front to back and as
far as I can tell it won't work on a Husqvarna Designer1, or did I just miss
something.

Val

Well, it fits my Lily just fine! The box has a pile of adapters in it
to fit most of the Big Names, and the ankle for the Designer I is the
same as that for the Lily in shape and size. A lot of the feet for the
two are interchangeable. Hang on a minute... As I thought: it fits
Lily fine without using any of the adapters - just snaps on like a
regular foot! I'm sure the inventor was using a Designer with it at the
NEC when I saw it demoed and bought it. She assured me then that it
fitted the HV machines. Looks like she was right!

Now, I must USE mine! I'll take pix and show it working when I do!

If you look at the site, and click on the Adapters Guide header, you'll
get a window with more info: the first paragraph reads, 'Used alone the
Curve Master is a snap-on foot which fits Janome, New Home, and other
"snap-on" foot sewing machines.' it then goes on to tell you which
shank to use for other types of machine.

While I had the lady's attention, I asked about any other gadgets she
was thinking about, and she said they were trying to develop a 5/8"
version for sewing garments! Now THAT would interest me mightily!
Easy-peasy princess seams! Yes, please!
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Kate XXXXXX
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.diceyhome.free-online.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!

"Kate Dicey" wrote in message
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While I had the lady's attention, I asked about any other gadgets she
was thinking about, and she said they were trying to develop a 5/8"
version for sewing garments! Now THAT would interest me mightily!
Easy-peasy princess seams! Yes, please!

Look on their website... it's there!

--
Kathy A. (Woodland, CA)
longarm machine quilting, Queen of Fabric Tramps
http://www.kayneyquilting.com ,
remove the obvious to reply

I want a sewing foot like that so bad! I read that site front to back and
as
far as I can tell it won't work on a Husqvarna Designer1, or did I just
miss
something.

Val

Why would you think it won't fit the D1? It fits just fine. No adapter
needed.
Gen

On Wed, 7 Jan 2004 20:00:56 +1300, "nzl*"
wrote:

http://www.justcurves.biz/shopping.htm
here seems to be home of the new fangled curved presser foot.
has pix and shows some of the neato blocks you can make with it.
nayy,
jeanne

Woa...that would have to be some kind or miracle quilting foot for me
to fork over $30.00 for a small piece of plastic!

Has anyone used it...is it worth the money?

Mardi
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