Good to see you again Debbie. Hope all is well with you.

I ordered my westelee foot last month, can't wait to get it. I am hoping it is waiting for me when I get home from this trip. Janet k

I went to the Westalee site and watched the videos using the templates and ruler foot that can be adaptsed for the Bernina. I already had a short shank adapter foot for my Bernina Artista 200, which is about nine years old. However, you need the #77 adapter foot for use with the Westalee foot. I am very interested in their products, including the templates, but the shipping from Australia is so expensive. A friend in My Bee, is also interested in ordering. Turns out she is traveling to Melbourne soon, so Westalee said they would ship our order to her hotel. I had a specific question before I decided to order, so I emailed the company. Bill responded very quickly and answered my question. He also said they are going to be announcing a dealer in the U.S. sometime in April. They seem to be most accommodating and I can't wait to try the foot. I was able to find the #77 adapter foot on eBay for $10.50 including shipping. I should be all set to go when my friend gets back to Texas. I'm sure it will take quite a bit of practice, but I'm anxious to give it a try. Westwlee has a FB page. Hopefully they will announce the U.S. dealer on there.

Let us know how you like it when it arrives.
Judy

Ordered my westelee foot today.

Thanks for posting this. I've been off teaching at Road to California and haven't been able to keep up with posts the last couple of weeks.

Great! I've done some work with curved rulers as well. I love Paula Reids Batt Scooters for that extra grip.

I totally agree. I have the Bernina low shank adaptor and bought the Janome ruler foot as per Amy Johnson's advice. Not easy to work with.
However just this day saw that Westalee rulers in Oz have developed a ruler foot that can fit the Bernina low shank adaptor. Available end of January. I'll phone tomorrow (monday) for an update. I think they are working on a high shank model. Check out the videos on youtube by Westalee. Ruler foot for domestic machines. they also have a selection of some rulers that will work in that they are thinner.
No I don't work for Westalee. I just can't wait for the Bernina #96 to become available.

Good news!

I got this word from Bernina USA on a discussion on Facebook about the Bernina Ruler Foot. Thought you'd find this encouraging.


Bernina USA Hello Betty, Lisa and Teri, the BERNINA Ruler Foot #96 that you’ve mentioned is included with the Ruler Kit, which is an optional accessory for our longarm machines on a frame. Currently, we’re testing the BERNINA Ruler Foot #96 for use on domestic sewing machines. As soon as we receive the results of the testing, we’ll inform our fans. Thanks for following BERNINA USA on Facebook!

I don't have any experience with the Parrs Reel ruler but just found a review from someone who has. It is on Amy's Free Motion Quilting Adventures blog (I think she is also a TQS member). You can find the review at freemotionquiltingadventures.blogspot.com/2014/12/a-ruler-foot-alternative-parrs-reel.html. Hope this helps.

The Parrs Reel Ruler looks interesting. You actually sew inside the groove in the ruler as opposed to using the edge of the ruler.

I have been considering purchasing a Parrs Reel Ruler starter Kit for my Bernina Machine. Has anyone purchased one of these sets. They are made in the UK . I would be interested in anyone's experiance of on this relatively new product.

Debbie, I found the youtube video here that was published yesterday. . If this link doesn't work for you,search the title: Ruler Work on the Domestic Machine by Lisa Calle.