Saturday, May 15, 2010
Non-Stick Presser Foot
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While doing some research, code for dreaming and drooling while visiting the Bernina website, I found a little video on working with non-stick feet. I'm sure you can find non-stitch pressure feet for every sewing machine brands, I just happen to be Bernina girl! While I haven't used these yet, I hear they are great when sewing on oilcloth. For other tips concerning pressure feet check out Tip #2 and Tip #6!
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1 comment:
OHHHHH, I`m a Bernina girl,too.....and this foot is mine....I love him for my oilclothprojects :))
thanks for my new name (Berninagirl....;-))
Sabine
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