BERNINA #50 Walking Foot. Everyone needs a walking foot.
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- čas přidán 9. 12. 2019
- In this video, I will show you how to use a walking foot including how to change the sole, what the different soles are, how to put the walking foot on your machine, how to use the seam guides and when to use the foot.
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This is so helpful! I've only had my machine and walking foot for a couple of months, and I've been afraid to use this foot because it looks so complicated. Now that I'm nearly finished with my first quilt, it's time to figure it out, and you've helped me immensely. Thank you so much! You've taken a lot of the fear away. I love your videos!
Great! I am so glad you find them helpful!
OMG! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Your instruction is EXCELLENT!!!! I'm not going to throw away the dammed foot now!!! ROTFL!!!!!
Glad it helped!
Bought a non Bernina walking foot - no instructions so your video means I can actually use it! Thank you. :)
have just bought a walking foot for my old style 801 Bernina, thankyou so much for sharing this video.
i looked at several other videos yours was the only consise explanation. so looking forward to trying it out.
Excellent! Great close ups.
Shelly, my duel feed machine is in for service and my 335 is not grabbing the fabric equally. Hence, go to Shelly. I haven’t used a walking foot in ages. Your instruction was excellent. Miss your classes.
I love my Bernina machine and your lessons. Joanne Borges
Ohmygosh, thank you so much for this! I have been shopping for a preowned set and thought I could go with the style that came with two soles.
All Bernina accessories are outrageously high priced!
Great video, one of the best I have seen!
Thanks!
Shelly always adds points in addition to her subject that are golden! Here, for instance, getting the thread under the foot and presser foot pressure change. And look at her ease putting that walking foot on! Great video.
Thanks for the kind words. Glad you enjoyed the video.
I always REALLY enjoy your videos! I’m binge watching/listening to them again as I’m cutting out a baby quilt. I have to study the embroidery & cut tool ones in front of the TV, but it’s always good to re-hear your tips. If you teach classes, I’ll bet your students are now expert happy quilters!
Thanks so much Shelly!
Thank you for the video. I just bought a used one for 50% & looking forward to using it.
excellent video.
Well. I’ve learnt something new today. I’ve had walking feet for all my Bernina’s since the 70’s and I’ve never been shown how to put them on and I’ve always put them on with my left hand. Soooo much easier with the right hand. Thank you Shelly.
So glad you found this helpful!
Very helpful Shelly I will try again. I don’t have much room when attaching the walking foot. It’s been difficult.
Thank you! I was just trying this foot on my machine. I swear I read the instructions but they don't tell you what to do that thing that goes over the needle bar so of course mine was not walking. Thank you thank you thank you!
So glad you found this helpful. Thanks for letting me know!
thank you..
I mostly sew knits & wondered if there is any markings on the walking foot that help you achieve a 1/4 inch seam allowance?
Yes! one of the lines on the foot is 1/4 inch. just get your measuring tape or ruler to decide which one it is. It is marked both to the left and the right.
Does New Style mean that it will work with dual feed with the guides out to the side?
Yes. The new walking feet came out 4 or 5 years ago and the seam guides work well with the dual feed machines. You can tell if the one you have is new or old by how.many soles are with the foot. New had 3 total including the one on the foot and the old style has 2 total including the one on the foot.
Hi great video, just a quick question, can we use the walking foot instead of the blindstitch foot #5? the walking foot has 3 type of attachments. I have a bernina 1008. Is it worth me investing in the blind stitch foot or will the walking foot suffice? Thanks so much.
You will need a blindstitch foot. This will edgestitch.
Is there a way to adjust the guide on this foot? If I use it to stitch in the ditch my stitches are not in the ditch even though the guide is right along the seaplane.
Could you change needle poition
Any input about the aftermarket walking feet kits out there? The Quilters out there - let me know? Thanks. The one I bought 40 years ago works on my Necchi, White & Slant 401.
I scored a Berni 930 for the grand daughter & she needs the tool accessories!
Your BERNINA dealer can get a walking foot for the 930. Actually any of the feet can be purchased for the older machines. I still love my 930. She is a workhorse.
Unrelated, but where can I buy a mat similar to the one in your video? Thanks for the tips!
Just do a search for self-healing cutting mat and you will find many options. Check with your local quilt shops also.
@@SewShelly Thank you!
I have a Bernina Virtuosa 150 QE, it came with the two sole #50 walking foot. One of the other posters asked if the edge stitch sole was available as a stand alone part. I've trolled the Internet looking for a source for this sole plate. Do you know of a source to purchase this attachment? TY
You get the extra sole from a BERNINA dealer.
Shelly would you recommend using a 5.5 mm stitch plate with the walking foot? Thanks for your brilliant demonstration.
If you have one that would be great. I do not have one for my 9mm machine and have no issues. It is nice to have the smallest opening for control of the fabric.
Hello, your site id great. I have used it to try to attach my walking foot to my machine, I have accounted a problem my walking foot has the little node only on the left side, I need it on the right. I got the machine from my mum, and this included the foot. is there any way to attach it, the clamp that attaches all the feet and arms is the opposite to yours.
This walking foot is for a BERNINA machine. You need to get a walking foot that is made for your model and manufacturer of the machine.
It is Bernina 150. I have ordered one but this one i have has the connection on the wrong side. I will let you know if my new one works. It should come October 30th.
Do they need oiling? I’ve hardly used mine but I used it the other day and after a few stitched squares it became very noisy and stitched poorly so I gave up with it!
I do not know how to oil it. Yes it can be oiled but I have no idea how. I should figure it out and when I do I will post.
Does the walking foot you have fit on aB750 Quilters Edition. I got a lot of error messages that not all feet work with this device. Maybe I was using wrong stitch plate. What are the set up requirements, pressure, stitch length?
Your walking foot should work fine in the 750. Any stitch. The walking foot has a maximum stitch width of 5.5mm. Choose the style of stitch, width and length according to your project.
On mine you cant attach the guides. The new walking foot does have the part you screw into the back. I have the 750 QE. Another couple hundred dollars waisted.
@@jeannepalmer7240 if you look online I think you can find a workaround to use the guides on your old walking foot so it does not hit the dual feed. That is what everyone did before the new one came.out. Your walking foot without the guide should work just fine.
@@SewShelly It does work fine without the guide. I needed the guide.
My favorite especially when sewing bra and underwears
Does the new style only come in a pink box?
The packaging could change so I don't know.
Mine just came in a white box.
Can you use that waking foot for zigzag stitches ? Thank you for sharing this wonderful teaching video 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
You can use the walking foot with any stitch on your machine. It is limited to 5.5 mm wide stitches.
Do they wear out mine doesn't feed any more.
I assume everything can break. I would just make sure that you are hooking the fork of the walking foot over the needle bar so that it raises and lowers making the foot walk.
Hello, I am trying to find a part for my wife. She has a walking foot #50 and needs a part. I guess you would call it a connector for the seam guides? It looks like a squared off horse shoe with a screw on it. I'm new on CZcams and cannot figure out how to put a picture here. Thanks for any help someone can give me.
The only thing I would know to suggest is to take it into a BERNINA dealer for service.
Can you buy the new third foot without having to purchase it again?
You can purchase the sole with edge stitch guide all by itself to attach to your older walking foot.
Where can I buy walking foot accessory , in Ireland, for bernette sublime rome 3 sewing machine Alice
If I have a BSR do I still need a Walking Foot? I have the 770 QE … thank you!
Yes. It is for a different style of stitching. The BSR is for free motion quilting with the feed dogs down. The walking foot is for 3 or more layers with the feed dogs up.
@@SewShelly Got it … thank you Shelly! So I will need to purchase a walking foot even though I have the BSR and dual feed foot then? YOW!
@@gaylevaughn if you dont stitch anything heavier than a quilt, you will be fine without one. You will know when you need the extra "umph" from a walking foot
@@SewShelly Ok thanks again! That’s a relief … no more questions from me. I appreciate your responses!
Yeah but 275$ for a foot is outrageous!
That's the price for a computerized machine
Brother, singer.
Highway robbery.
Manufactures
not careful
They will pice themselves out of business.
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