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@@annettehillison5255 what kind of garments? I have dived into draping and pattern making and couture dewing and would appreciate any tips, links, help, ideas, ANYTHING! Sorry to bother you, and thank you.

I use the #72 with my B 830 or B 880. www.berninaofnaperville.com/products/72-ruler-work-domestic?_pos=2&_sid=97458abb0&_ss=r

I have both 830s, a 790plus, the 570 and the 475. Do you think I’m a Bernina girl?

I love your videos. I have gained so much confidence from them. I have a Bernina 590 and need loads of help, so again MANY THANKS. From Jane in England.

Only when I am using puffy batting or trying to ease in fullness

It depends on the fabric and batting thickness. I have heard customers say that they have done queen size. It’s about trial, error and practice.

You can use the #74 adjustable cup clip foot or the clear larger plastic sole for the BERNINA Stitch Regulator.

@@BERNINAofNaperville Thank you so much. I love your tutorials. They are encouraging, inspiring, educational and oh sew funny! You are one of a select few teachers who changed my life at the beginning of lockdown. I now an obsessive quilter, to the point of building a new sewing room on my house here in Scotland! Lots of love and thanks. Alisonxxx

North stars pattern from Elizabeth Hartman

Yes. It’s the #72 or # 72S foot.

Difficult to advise without seeing a photo of you issue.

The 530-2 is a very old machine. You reached out to our store and I am drafting an email to you explaining that. This is not the forum for this conversation.

I have answered you in every forum you’ve contacted us on. This foot is the one for your antique BERNINA. www.berninaofnaperville.com/products/50-walking-foot-three-soles-old-style?_pos=6&_sid=71e384130&_ss=r

BERnINA has full shank feet. The #57 and #57D have a metal “splash guard” on the right to block your fabric to keep it 1/4”. I show it in the video

@@BERNINAofNaperville Nice. Thanks.

Yes, if you have the walking foot style that allows you to switch from open toe to closed toe. Here is the item: www.berninaofnaperville.com/products/walking-foot-sole-with-central-guide?_pos=3&_sid=5a39cbacb&_ss=r

Hi Charlotte, that is the Elizabeth Hartman North Stars pattern. We have a video series on our channel for making it. www.berninaofnaperville.com/products/north-stars?_pos=2&_sid=bc98efb2e&_ss=r

Yes we do :) www.berninaofnaperville.com/products/amanda-murphy-every-angle-for-longarm?_pos=2&_sid=fe538df9b&_ss=r

It was a block of the month we did based on this patter: www.berninaofnaperville.com/products/north-stars?_pos=1&_sid=f4b57e1bd&_ss=r

I stitched in the ditch from the top with water-soluble thread.

@@BERNINAofNaperville Thank you!

I believe the one you are referring to is the Amanda Murphy Every Angle Ruler. www.berninaofnaperville.com/products/amanda-murphy-every-angle-for-longarm?_pos=2&_sid=d6cbff51a&_ss=r

Esperansa Loughran walking foot #50, dual feed feet #1D, #10D and the BERNINA Stutch Regulator foot, also #72 Ruler work foot.

Hi. Need what?

@@BERNINAofNaperville the “walking foot”

Walking foot is very useful for straight line and match stitch quilting. Also sewing the binding on. Although some of the machines also have dual feed, the walking foot can get a better hold of the top material in some instances. The BSR is for free motion quilting like following a motif or stippling. Not as east to do straight lines.

That’s not foot pressure, that’s tension. So the BSR has its own tension adjustment because it is considered a separate stitch. So if you tighten the upper tension on it, when you put the #74 foot on, that’s gonna be with the actual #1 straight stitch. Also, what model BERNINA do you Have? What type of thread? Is the tension eyelashing? There are so many things hinges to consider.

Also how thick is the ruler? Thank you.

When you add the BSR to the 880 PlUs the feed dogs automatically drop, otherwise the feed dog button on the left side toward the bottom of the touchscreen puts the feed dogs down. Rulers are the Amanda Murphy good measure rulers in 1/4” thick for Longarm used with the #72 adjustable ruler work foot.

The current BERNINA walking foot #50 for new style machines fits the B 770 QE

Are you referring to a layout video? You may get something out of the end of this one where we assembled our North Stars Block of the Month.

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@@BERNINAofNaperville I think she is asking how to join quilt as you go blocks together. I would be interested in that also

@@mtnjhutch we use this technique in our embroidery sampler sew along on this channel.

@@mtnjhutch we also use an alternative technique in our embroidered crazy quilt sew along on this channel.

A walking foot or, it your machine has dual feed, #1D

@@BERNINAofNaperville that ka for the fast reply. My machine is an older 1020 model

It’s been a while since we made this, but I believe we used the BERNINA 770

Do you mean the adjustable cup clip or the clear flat foot sole that’s is designed to go on the BSR?

The one that is designed to go on the BSR

Yes that is what that sole is designed for !

You can see exactly how to put it on here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hNyWgaagr7CZlIk.html

Thank you for your feedback. This video was made in the early days of the pandemic before we could bet our video equipment. And can you believe that is the light at 50%?

Wrapping paper will make a mess. I prefer to ruler work without stitch regulation as one typically goes slower. The Q16 is awesome as it has the regulation at the needle plate for the 360° movement.

I certainly think it is much easier when quilting on a large item. I actually have one for every one of my machines, just for a larger working area.

BERNINA makes Legacy feet for the older machines

This video was made in the early days of our channel before we could get good camera equipment due to Covid. Perhaps that contributed to uneven volume levels.

@@BERNINAofNaperville Thank you very much for getting back to me. I wasn’t aware that you knew, although it didn’t stop me watching. Thank you for making these informative videos they are very much appreciated.

You might be interested in reading the Medical Medium, if your fingers are caused by eczema, dermatitis, etc.

@@wye2003 thank you for your comment. This video was made over a year ago. My fingers have healed. Thank you for your concern.

You can use others, but this one is nice because the height is adjustable and it has a larger opening with matte finish metal that reduces glare.

@@BERNINAofNaperville I understand that, but my question is 'can you use this foot (microstippling) to do other types of free motion quilting? Such as larger stippling, ribbon candy, feathers, loops, and spirals, etc. etc.?