Quilting with BERNINA Walking Foot #50
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Your quilt top is pieced and ready for quilting. How exciting! In this webinar, you’ll learn how to prepare your quilt top for quilting and all about the BERNINA Walking Foot #50. Did you know there are three different soles with the BERNINA Walking Foot? Did you know the Walking Foot can do more than straight lines? Join me to continue your quilt making journey. You’ll be a confident quilter before I can say BERNINA Walking Foot #50!
A lovely sewing machine! Thank you for posting this video!
You are welcome!
I enjoyed this video while I was doing some ironing. Very thorough, covering mechanics AND so many applications. I sometimes think "Oh, I don't need to bother putting that walking foot on." But then I realize how much better the end result is when I take the time to attach it. I was wondering about using my decorative stitches with the walking foot. I have been using a straight stitch with the single needle hole plate in place. Now I am going to change to the wide needle hole plate and try some fancy stitches! Thanks for pointing out the maximum stitch width of 5.5mm for the decorative stitches. My model goes up to 9mm stitch width, so you saved me a broken needle ;). I am trying to learn free-motion quilting with the feed dogs down and the darning foot attached, but I'm still tending to get very tensed up and tired. Going back to the straight or gentle waves with the walking foot on a different project lets me relax - both mind and body. Thanks again for producing this very thorough video.
I don’t have a Bernina but this was super helpful! Thank you so much for your suggestions.
Thanks for tuning it Cheryl. Glad you enjoyed it.
I’m so glad I saved this video to refer back to it! So informative. I’ve been undecided on how to quilt my most recent project, but this has made that decision easier. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Very informative. I really enjoyed this. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for answering my question about not being able to use the automatic threader with the walking foot on the 880 plus. I lost sound about the time you answered that question. I have found a way to thread the needle with it attached by going to the menu and changing the foot to another foot. But you have to remember to go back and change back to the walking foot to be able to sew.
Thank you for an informative video. I have learned so much as just starting to quilt just invested in the walking foot please keep up the good work
You are so welcome! 😘
This was very helpful! I am getting familiar with my Artista 165. I am working on a T-shirt quilt. Do I just use the standard straight stitch with walking foot stitch in the ditch? Or do I use icon for quilt and use one of those straight stitches?
Hi Susie- with knits using the walking foot will be really helpful. You can test the stitch to see what you like, but you might even consider a narrow zigzag stitch for this, as it will have more stretch.
is there a way to buy just the center guide sole if I already have the two sole walking foot with seam guide?
Check with your dealer.
Yes, go to your local dealer to buy the third sole.
Why take walking foot to service when used very frequently.?
They can get a bit squeaky over time, mine did 🙂
Yes, the walking foot can be oiled at the roller with the sewing machine oil if it is squeaking. If they would like further maintenance or the foot is still squeaking, they can take to tech who can take the casing off and oil the inside with a different oil
I have a Bernina B880, does this work with my machine?
Yes, the BERNINA walking foot #50 is compatible with your machine, see page 11 of our accessory catalog: www.bernina.com/Bernina/media/products/Zubeh%c3%b6r/Zubeh%c3%b6rkatalog/2019/0338795_70A_04_Bernina_Zubehoerkatalog_EN.pdf (the B 800 belongs to category F, see page 2 of the PDF).
Is there a handout that goes with this webinar video?
No there is not a handout but enjoy the video and remember to check out weallsew.com!
Lots of good information. However, the samples should have been stitched with contrasting colors to make the designs more visible.
Yes, you are right