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so....i've taken my pfaff grand quilter off the quilting frame, and use it now to sew and quilt. do you need a walking foot, or do you use the pressure adjustment and use the standard foot? thanks
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I use a standard foot, because I dont own a walking foot... but have my eye on one.... smile
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the walking foot is (for me) essential for straight stitching on quilts...stitch in ditch and very gentle curves and any other straight line stitching. For free motion quilting, get a darning or quilting foot (different names are used...drop your feed dogs and move your quilt around for FMQ.
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I love my walking foot. I use it for everything.
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I have the walking foot for my grand quilter. It does a better job with it I think.
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Doing a t-shirt quilt now useing it for sewing it together.
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A walking foot is a great investment. I think you would be pleased to, once you own and use one :D:D:D
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I have done it both ways, with and without a walking foot. I have a Viking D1 and the Walking Foot was an investment for me, but when I finally decided to "bite the bullet" so to speak, and purchase it, I was soooo happy. No more bunching backing for me!
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