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Hi Kuppy, the walking foot will adjust to the stitch length or width that you set for your stitch. Use it for straight stitch, zig-zag, or decorative stitching.
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Bernina Edgestitch #10 vs sole with central guide that came with Walking Foot #50. Does anyone know the difference in application between these two feet? I already have the sole with central guide that came with my Walking Foot. Can I do everything with that that I could do with the separate Edgestitch Foot #10? (I am not a quilter) Thank you!
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Hi – This is Jo – Edgestitch Foot #10 is one of my favorite presser feet and I use it on nearly every project I stitch. I also have and use Walking Foot #50 with the center guide attached, but I can think of at least three reasons I need both: 1) The “pinch and pull” action of the walking foot isn’t always needed, 2) it’s a big accessory – too big to fit into some of the small spaces I want to stitch, and 3) I like to go FAST, and the walking foot slows me down, so if I don’t need that walking foot action I use Edgestitch Foot #10. And three reasons I’d use Walking Foot #50 rather than Edgestitch Foot #10: 1) Bias binding – making it, attaching it – to prevent slipping, 2) stitch-in-the-ditch quilting (again, to prevent slipping), and 3) stitch-in-the-ditch and edgestitching on “tricky” fabrics that might slip out of position, such as plaids, stripes, knits.
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Can I use the tripple zig-zag stitch?
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I have seen postings that the Walking Foot #50 is difficult to attach to B 740 because of the direct feed feature. Can you comment on that? Thank you.
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Thank you so much. This is good information. Question: How does the walking foot adjust to different stitch lengths or is it set to just one such as 2.5?