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25 Jan 2009 10:40 #31400

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Good for you!!! You might also want to ask about the #39 (1/4" patchwork) foot and #50 (walking foot). The machine probably comes with #20 (open toe applique) and #8 (darning-used for free-motion quilting), but if not you may want to think about them. Those are the four feet that I use more than any others. Good luck with your new machine!


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25 Jan 2009 08:00 #31391

Thank you so much Margo. I'm looking at buying a Bernina and want to bargain with the vendor and hope she throws in a couple of extra feet.

Sue
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25 Jan 2009 07:53 #31390

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Sue, I just happened to be refreshing my memory about that this morning in preparation for putting the binding on GRAM SAYS! :D

He uses Bernina (7 groove) Pintucking Foot (#32) to make the piping, and the Edge Foot (#10) for stitching the piped edge to the front of the quilt. He uses size #3 pearl cotton embroidery thread for the cording.

His technique is really easy to do and makes a wonderful finished edge, completely by machine!


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Grand Finale 25 Jan 2009 01:22 #31381

I've lent my copy to a friend, but NEED to know (LOL) what Bernina feet Ricky uses to do his fabulous binding with piping? Also what size of perle cotton - 3?

Sue
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