I can stitch so close to the edge accurately it is fantastic. The red mark on the top corresponds to the edge of the grove on the bottom. The left side is thicker than the right side. While sewing you place the thicker side on the right so that it buts up to the thicker side. The bottom picture shows the foot in action. I love this for decorative topstitching, edgestitching, understitching, and stitching on the edge of a narrow hem. I know that I will find many other uses. I just love how it has made my stitching much more professional.
Note: This is a Viking foot. Ask your dealer to see if this foot (or something similar) is available for other machines. It has been well worth the money.
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I never really think about using my edgestitching foot. Thanks for the reminder!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like the blind hem J foot but better :) Great blog and thanks for your comments Tamara!
ReplyDeleteI recent;y got some edgestitching feet, but haven't quite mastered them yet.
ReplyDeleteI don't have a left-edgestitch foot, but I do have the right one. I just love it...it makes my topstitching come out great!
ReplyDeleteDo you have Viking's THE FOOT BOOK? If not, get it--it's awesome with lots of uses for all the Viking presser feet.
With friendship,
Lisa