How to Use the Edge Stitch Foot and Edge Join Foot on a Sewing Machine - Husqvarna Viking Edition

Ever wonder what these interesting looking feet are used for? Watch as Mary Ann shows you why everyone needs BOTH the Edge Stitch and Edge Join feet in their accessory box. From hemming to joining delicate pieces of fabric-- the versatility of these two feet can't be beat!
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[@arlineswardson6012]

You are a great teacher! Thanks for this video 👍🏻

[@imnospin]

Thank you so much, I learned allot from you, you are a great teacher.

[@saraaronzon4562]

So glad I found you!

[@marycoombe2436]

Maryann - We have the same two favorite feet. I use them more than the A or B feet. You recommended them when I first got my machine. I use the edge stitching foot to keep a steady 1/4 inch seam on patchwork. I use the edge joining foot to put scraps of batting together. It is better than the tape to put batting together, easier, cheaper and stronger. Thanks for the recommendation.

[@florence775]

Great demo. I have the Creative Icon, these will work great with it.

[@lindathompson4012]

Thank you, teaching my first edgejoining foot tomorrow.

[@christyleonard10]

Hello so would the Edge Stitch foot work better for understitching a garment so it doesn’t roll such as a lapel?

[@cynthiamariafield2361]

Can you use these feet on the Baby Lock crescendo❤

[@sewrightsewingmachines]

BabyLock has the Edge Joining foot but not the edge stitching. Viking feet won't work on the BabyLocks

[@pamelaleitman9305]

Could you use these feet for cork fabric?

[@sewrightsewingmachines]

If you have a Viking Machine it came with 2 Teflon tabs that you can stick to the bottom. This will allow the foot to glide better just like the teflon foot that either came with your machine or you can purchase. If you don't use the tabs the feet will grab the cork and won't move.