Using a Quilting Guide Bar with Claire Campion
Classes with Claire Campion • Educational, G, 20-Jul-2022
A quilting bar is a handy addition to a walking foot. It allows you to sew wider lines in your quilting.
Claire reminds us to look at the guide bar as it follows the lines for accurate quilting.
An ideal tool to support crosshatching with the bonus of only having to draw the first line.
We have some tips on how to fit your walking foot. For those of you who are the proud owner of one of the larger machines that uses the Acu-feed foot, then this video will help you fit it.
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