is there an embroidery/darning foot (for free motion quilting) for this machine? I bought one online and the foot doesn't reach fabric.
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It doesn't have to. You'll need to turn off the feed dogs and then you move the fabric as you want.
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I guess it's normal. I use mine for quilt piecing and I have done some machine quilting on it. It seems to respond according to the pressure you put on the foot pedal. I love it. I have an electronic very high end machine I use for embroidery, etc. but this little guy is perfect for take along and quilting. Hope this helps. Mary
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Yes you can. I have the machine and the free motion foot included. Please let me know if interested. Thanks Sammy sewingmachineoutlet
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I think you can order an insert, but I did the following: I changed the depth of the floor where the sewing machine sits to match the level of the sewing machine bed. Then I pulled the machine to the left end of the hole, so that I have a reasonably flat sewing surface. I also have a place to store things at the right hand end. This accomplished my goal of a flat-bed surface with minimal cost. While an insert might be really nice, I can get along with my adjustments. Hope this helps.
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From what I understand of your question, no. A Teflon foot would accomplish this. Or is PUL came packed with tissue paper, keep the tissue paper under it except when it approaches the needle. The supreme slider reduces the friction between the fabric and and machine surface, letting you more easily free motion quilt.
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Not for quilting. Difficult to use, and often have trouble with it. For plain sewing, I'd suggest something like The Denim Star sold at Walmart.
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Make sure you put the foot dogs down (the things that move your fabric). Set your stitch length to "0". Practice on a scrap. I used fabric with batting between (similar to quilt). Practice how fast you move it to gauge your stitch. The foot will bounce up and down, but that is what it's supposed to do. Good Luck!
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I wouldn't. I'm an experienced quilter and work in a quilt shop. For general machine Applique I would recommend Pellon wonder under (not heavy duty), misty fuse or steam a seam. It is a little less gummy for your needle and far less expensive. I use this to transfer hand embroidery designs onto fabric with my printer or copier. Good product but not right for what you are going to do in my humble opinion. Have fun!
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No. The quilting foot has to be ordered. The machine though is excellent for the money!
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The machine has the capability to do buttonholes but you would have to purchase a separate buttonhole foot. It doesn't come with one.
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My Janome Dcor sewing machine is still alive and well. However, about half a year ago I bought the Janome Craft 7700 QCP because quilting with the Dcor machine (6.5'' throat space) is almost impossible for anything larger than a baby quilt. I bought a model, which had just been replaced at a very good price. I am very happy with this new machine. It has so many more features (automated thread cutter, knee lift, throat space lighting!!, 11'' throat space [the new version has 12'' throat space but costs a lot more.] -- That is all I know about Janome machines. So far so good. Both Janome machines work like a charm. -- Ursula
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The SINGER 8763 Curvy sewing machine does not come with a " quilting foot. However, a SINGER Quarter Inch Piecing Snap-on Presser Foot is available for purchase on Amazon.
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Actually a lot. Lots of extra feet including Accu-Feed feet. Too many to remember. I think at least 10 extra feet. I use the Accu-feed feet for quilting and I love it. I also got 3 packs of bobbins and some extra needles. There was also a fabric guide.
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I looked thru the manual and I did not find fashion presser foot in it. I think this might be the general purpose foot that the machine is equipped with already. I must say, tho, that the 7567S Model comes with extra attachments that are great. The best one is the Even Feed Walking Foot. It's wonderful for sewing multi-layers and on coth that slips easily like the new PUL waterproof cloth used in making diapers. I love this machine. I had a year now. Fashion sewing, quilting, and embroidery. Also, important note, this model has two lights, not just one, and a drop feed capability. You can't go wrong on this one. Shipped from Amazon quickly and safely.
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The SINGER One sewing machine does not come with the Even Feed Foot, however, the foot is available for purchase on Amazon
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http://content.janome.com/documents/File/ManualFile/Inst%20book%20DC5100(Eng).pdf I had the same question before I bought mine. If you go to the model at the janome website athe manual has a list of the standard accessories. When you receive the machine, be sure to check that everything is in the box. Sometimes attachments are missing, but the supplier was very good about sending my missing part to me. The list of standard attachments: Bobbin Spool pin felt Assorted needle set Additional spool pin Straight stitch foot Zigzag foot (set on the machine) Satin stitch foot Zipper foot Automatic buttonhole foot Overedge foot Blind hem foot Darning foot 1/4 seam foot Walking foot Quilter Seam ripper/Buttonhole opener Large screwdriver Lint brush Large spool holder Small spool holder Spool stand Foot control I hope this helps.
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I'm sorry I don't know. I have a Singer sewing/quilting machine and it doesn't actually go on the sewing machine, it attaches to the walking foot. Actually, it is supposed to attach there. But with mine, it fits in the hole on the foot, but is so loose that it won't stay in place. I have been advised to buy a small rubber washer to hold it in place, but haven't found one that will fit properly yet.