How to Quilt Using A Walking Foot
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- This craft video on How to Quilt Using a Walking Foot not only explains why using a walking foot is important; but, it also shows you all the different methods you can use to create your DIY quilt. Plus, this how-to video breaks down each of the different methods and the steps to complete them so easily that any beginner quilter could do it! Whether you have been quilting for years or are trying out your first quilt pattern this quilt video can help you to better understand how you can quilt your own quilt.
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Thank you for showing how to install the walking foot. I didn't know you have to put the metal fork on the shaft. Now it makes more sense!
Me too! That was incredible helpful.
Best tutorial ever! You filled in missing piece that nobody talks about. Please do more videos.
Thanks so much for the compliment, Mika! Have a great day :)
Thank you for explaining the purpose of the walking foot in detail. I’ve watched several videos and never heard it explained so clearly 😀
Caroline is an excellent teacher. She makes everything look so easy and her instructions are easy to understand.
At last a basic, very thorough tutorial for us beginners. Well done a very clear and concise tutorial. Thank you x
Such a wealth of knowledge... it really helps boost my confidence as I am 60 years old and just approaching the whole quilting thing. My grandma started sewing at age 60. I loved her quilts she made from scrap fabric. Sewing puts me in the good zone!
Thank you for very clear demonstration of walking foot and straight line quilting…..I have wanted to try….your demo has given me the nudge to do it……..
First time I've heard of matchstick quilting! Thanks for your clear instructions.
I have just ordered my first walking foot and will use it on my (my grandmother’s) Featherweight machine. Excellent explanation of how to use. Thank you!
Spread the word, you deserve more subscribers! Great video. And love your name!
Thank you- very helpful.
Thank you. Even the book that came with the machine did not show exactly how to attach the walking foot! Nothing in the book shows how to actually USE any of the various feet that come with the machine! Very much appreciate your easy to see and understand video!
What kind of machine is it? I have a Bernina and they are so very helpful at Mel's Sewing & fabric Center in Tustin 600 E. 1st street, Tustin, CA. 92801 and Anaheim California 1189 E N. Euclid street, Anaheim California 714-774-3460 . If I ever need help with anything they are always there to help!
Really clear demonstration of what the Walking Foot is and its purpose. The examples of quilting patterns and technique is fantastic. Should give one the confidence to get started on quilting their own quilts. Thank you.
Me too!!!
Thanks! That is a great help!
I love the way you explain things. I get more out of how you do it. I am a beginner and I understand you. Ill keep coming back. Thank you so much.
Exactly what I needed as a beginner quilter. Thank you for this awesome video. Keep them coming. 👍
You are an excellent teacher and I finally understand what a walking foot does; I have always avoided it because I thought it was too complicated for me.
this was very easy and helpful for me. I am going to put on my new walking foot, and I am just going to now quilt a (1st time) a
small project. I am not ready for free motion but I can do this. Thank you.
Super easy video; she explains very clearly how to use a walking foot. I wish I had watched it before I sewed my quilt, BUT better late than never.
Well explained thamk you the best ive heard thus far
Excellent, direct, easy-to-follow & understand tutorial.
Thank you.
Very clear instructions. Thank you!
Excellent video for a beginner like me. Thank you and please make more!
A very good tutorial for a basic beginner like me. Now I know! :) Thank you! Very well done!
Excellent description, thank you!
Excellent ! Subscribed!
Excellent lesson, easy for beginners to understand. Thank you. Those 20 people must be being silly.
Aww, thank you so much, Kim! Have a great day :)
great video, enjoyed getting some basic knowledge to start out
Thank you. I was recently gifted my Mom's Bernina 1260 and am trying to figure out all of the feet she had.
Very informative, I have a walking foot and no instructions to use it, can't wait to start..
Thanks ❤️
Very easy to follow because it was clearly explained.
Thank you! I have decided that I will learn to quilt this year. I bought a walking foot for my 80"s pfaff and needed to learn the quilting basics.
Very informative.Thank you!
extremely helpful. Thank you.
I've had my walking foot for years and never knew how to use it.. this video has just saved me a lot of money. Don't have to send my quilts away anymore
Thank you. Very clear and precise instructions.
Excellent tutorial for beginners.
Great explanations. & tips. Thx
Wish I could give you 2 thumbs up! Thanks!!
So WELL explained! Thanks very much!😊
Thank you, that was very very helpful. I tried to use the walking foot, but I wasn't quite as successful and now I know why . thanks for all the helpful tips.
You're welcome, Gwen! Have a great day :)
Thank you! perfect guidance to get me started!
Excellent video! Thank you - I can't wait to get started!
With practice, patience and slow speed you can quilt so much more than lines. Play with your walking foot and don't stop yourself at grids. 🤗
Thank you. I now realize I had attached the walking foot wrongly. I will do some practice runs on a small area to see if i can get a nice smoothe quilt topside, and the back.
Thank you! This just answered a lot of questions I had as a beginner quilter!
Thank you great, at last a very good video that I can understand for a beginner
Best directions .
Very helpful! Thank you.
Thank you so much. Very helpful and inspiring.
You make it look so easy, thank you,
It is pretty easy...I make baby quilts for Riverside and Corona Life Services for the new Mommies! Once I got my walking foot I had no more bunching up!!! They look so Professional. I am proud.
Perfect - thank you!
Excellent tutorial.
yes, good tutorial... many thanks... appreciated
Fantastic, thanks
Thank you
What stitch length for quilting 2 battings and 4 layers of fabric on the binding? Any change with top or bottom pressure? Thanks!
very good information
very well explained!
Incredibly helpful! Thank you.
Do you need to change your stitch length, or change your tension with the walking foot?
I wish you could have shown a closer view of the product. I couldn't really even see most of it at all. A little longer look would have been great too
so you stitch (quilt) a quilt from the back side? and not the top side? (at 3.48) isn't that what you're doing? Thanks in advance for a reply.
Hi there. Can you use fleece as Batting for a Quilt? Please let me know. Thank you.
Hi Diana! You can use fleece as quilt batting; polar fleece as batting will create a very warm quilt! Since fleece doesn't shrink, if you use it as batting, you may want to pre-wash your quilt top fabrics before cutting and piecing your quilt together. Have a great day!
Good tutorial who do you quilt a panel
Great video! I’m new to sewing and I have a question, I want to make a simple kid blanket with 100% cotton and flannel and I want to add some batting, but should the batting be larger then the fabrics? And if so when I trim of the edges will it start to unravel from sewing all the lines on it, or would I need to back stitch? Thanks
I’m not an expert but I’m answering from my own experience.
Your backing fabric and your batting should be a couple inches larger than your quilt top. Once quilting is done, you would cut off the excess backing and batting and then add a binding all the way around. Hope this was helpful.
Please help, my singer 7640 sewing machine doesn't do free motion quilt side ways... Why?
Can you do zigzags with a walking foot
Hi, can I use this walking foot for my sewing machine Se 400
Do you have to have a special plate or do you have to lower feed dogs? I don't know if I can lower my feed dogs.
No need to lower the feed dogs for this kind of straight-line quilting. Lowering the feed dogs makes free-motion quilting possible on the home machine.
The walking foot works with your feed dogs. The two work as a pair to keep both the top and bottom fabrics of your quilt aligned and moving together. Feed dogs are usually lowered for darning, embroidery and free motion quilting. In those cases, the fabric is moved by the person, not the machine.
To learn more about the feed dogs on your particular machine, do a search on line to find the manual, if you do not have one. If your machine, has the option, instructions on how to do it should be in your manual. You can also do a search using keywords like this: Manufacturer Name Model Number Feeddog or Feed Dog
Hope this helps.
I just started using my walking foot with a quilt. I keep braking needles. What am I doing wong!!
What kind of machine is used in the video? Does anyone know?
Bernina
Why does my needle falling of when I Stich with my walking foot?
Eleonore Loundermon Your needle needs to be tightened with a screw driver. It will vibrate loose if you just tighten it by hand
Why do you quilt so densely? Is it really necessary?
No, it is just a design option. Personally, I don't like it for quilts are are actually going to be used. The batting is compacted too much, thus reducing warmth. Labor intensive, and thread expensive, as well. OK for small projects such as place mats, mug rugs and such.
What is negative space mean.
Hi Phyllis, negative space in quilting typically refers to the background fabric of your quilt; a lot of quilters add free motion designs to add more detail to the negative space. Have a great day!
Phyllis, negative space is simply empty space. For example, all of the white space on a page in a book is negative space. At times negative space is visually pleasing to avoid a cluttered, too "busy", chaotic appearance. Usually in quilting, it means plain fabric blocks (or areas) without readily apparent designs. Those spaces can be filled with quilting stitches, applique, embroidery, etc. Can be quite beautiful. Can also be the opposite if these techniques are out of harmony with overall pattern of the quilt.
Now it makes sense, no one tells you how to use it, just looks at you funny.
The matchstick thing to me is a waste of thread…..
Never heard of quilting from the back, and you never showed us the results from front
stomping foot. it does not walk by it self without bottom rack.
Alex Derbov wow amazing
I don't understand anything that you're saying...but I would totally do you...
How crude!
Way too much vocal fry. Other than that, great information.
Excellent. Thank you!
Excellent tutorial.