Best video on this. I have watched 4 or 5. Thank you.

I shall now use my walking foot for joining strips, thank you for this tip! And it’s wonderful to see your delightful videos back on a regular basis, I missed them.

Thank you for actually showing the sewing machine part. Very nice

It hadn't occurred to me to use my walking foot for sewing long strips... I'll definitely try that! Another thing you may be able to do is make sure your thread tension is correctly set. If either top or bottom thread tension is too tight it can cause uneven feed.

Great. Video. I'm a self taught sewer. And I always do it this way. (Learned it the hard way lol). Have a peaceful day.😊

After about 50 years of the habit of holding long pieces, I always imagined that by bending each held end upwards, it caused the bottom piece to ever so lightly have more tension then the top piece. Also, I always felt that with long pieces that the strip wants to curl and the back end (the just stitched area) tends to curl outwards away from the machine causing the top piece to stop being lined up with the bottom and causing the top to be wider. I learned to baste long pieces when I was young which help solve both problems but of course as soon as I was out of my mothers home I went to pins, I hate basting. The lesson you are teaching is so important and perhaps one of the most important whether you are sewing quilts or a long seam on the side of a skirt. I have often seen that uninlining problem on factory made dresses that are bargins apparently. These days with my arthritic hands, I use a walking foot with wonderful success and no worries. Extra steps make the difference on the final work and people learning can be extra proud of their results by making the finished product look professional. Plus it makes it easier to view your art then your mistakes.

You are so awesome in teaching us, this is so helpful, I don’t understand why people would put any thumbs down, you are so patient and teach us many tips. Thank you 😊

Thanks for sharing ❤❤❤❤

Great consistent tutorials...with useful tips and hints.

very helpful tips - i like to make the long strips for making patterns like what you are showing on your beautiful quilt - thank you

Thank you this tip is very helpful. I'm certainly going to use it. Often my long strips are very"friendly" they are so wavey. 😊i usually just work with half strips. You've given me hope.

Thank you for sharing. I just purchased a Bernita 570 Quilters Edition. I must get a dual foot. 🧵🇨🇦

Excellent explanation! Thank you!

This is so helpful, thanks!!

Great advice thankyou 👍🇦🇺

Great tips!!!

Great tips👍 thanks for sharing

Very helpful thank you.

Fantastic tip! Thank you x

Great tip

Very helpful tips cool video

wanted to see how it would look after opening and ironing it out but great tip!

Very helpful, thank u!

Thank you for your video. . . I always have issues with the two fabrics not feeding evenly. . . so I have never wanted to try quilting anything large or piece work.

Brilliant!

Thanks

I have a question....should you sew 1 strip in one direction and then the one the other way. Alternate the strips....

Wow, love this tip. May I ask does the tension need adjusted at all when using a walking foot on strips?

Is the duel feed the same or works the same as a walking foot. Thank you.

I didn’t know Bernina made a duel feed machine. I don’t like the walking foot while piecing because it hinders my 1/4 inch seam allowance. What is the model # on your machine please?! That duel feed system is awesome. Thanks for the tutorial.

Are you saying “jewel feed” or “duel feed” or what? Sorry. I just can’t tell...