I have an Aria Baby Lock machine I have the digital dual feed and LOVE IT!!! I did buy the extra feet for my digital dual feed and I have used the regular foot, stitch in the ditch foot and the quarter inch foot on my digital dual feeder and love them all. I also use the guide bars for my top stitching. I work with very small size squares in my quilts which are mostly civil war era and my most recent quilt finished block is 2" x 2" square with three rows of block equals NINE blocks per 2" square. I use this digital dual feed ALL the time because it allows me to move the needle to sew not a 1/4" seam but one or two threads less than 1/4" without my three layers of fabric moving. I have also made pot holders with sometimes 4 or 5 layers thick and MAN this digital dual feed works like a charm. My hubby knows that sometimes I would take all of my Baby Lock machines and my digital foot over him HAHAHA. What can I say? LOL I also have the Anna a smaller Baby Lock machine with a walking foot for it as well. I bought the Anna machine for classes because it's smaller and light weight for carrying to class. I do not have a problem with the walking foot for the Anna either. Through many years of sewing (58 years) I have had many different brands of sewing machines and never have they ever lived up to Baby Lock. Love my Ovation Serger too.

Thank you so much!

thanks for the info on digital foot

Love this. I didn't find too much with my babylock free classes. I have the Allegro machine. 😊

You've helped me so much. Thank you!

thank you so very much; could not find how to use my New foot on the Baby Lock website!! very well done!!

That was great Sara. Thank you so much. I have a BL Grace which I bought about 12 years ago. I doubt the plug in foot works with it. Thank you, again.

I learn more from this video than the dealer. Wish there were more videos on how to utilize all the features. I have an Aria and I had no idea about how to use it.

sara gallegos does a good job presenting this video

The digital dual feed foot is really smooth, works great, but it is not quiet, it's a bit squeaky at slow speed. I love it though, it's great!

I finally bought a Babylock Chorus instead of the Janome M8 that I’d been going back and forth between, primarily because the local Baby Lock Dealer is excellent and the Janome Dealer is not at all. It’s a learning curve so far, but the machine seems good. I have to say though, that I’m not impressed with the digital dual foot at all. I finally figured out how to attach the regular walking foot with the shank adapter and that’s working like I need a walking foot to do. I’m sure that digital dual foot is good for something, but I don’t think it’s going to be good for quilting.

Nice video

Thank you! You saved my project!

Thank you. Very thorough tutorial.

You answered my questions that i could not find out on the other videos. I wanted to know if you could do reverse sewing to lock the stitches . Thank you for such an informative demonstration.

So if I wanted to do a rolled hem on organza I would choose a negative setting for the Digital Dual Feed Foot? If I was sewing an outfit from scratch I would have extra fabric to practice on but just hemming a dress one inch there is no room for errors. Thanks for sharing this easy to understand video.

Can you use the deluxe walking foot on the Babylock Brilliant?

Snap! That Digital Dual Feed Walking Foots looks the size of a backyard Gopher! Did I just see you lose some Presser Foot "Lift Height" once you attached the Digital Belt Driven Waling Foot? Thought maybe that might hamper Folks sewing a thick fluffy Quilt.

Can I use the deluxe walking foot on the Jazz ll sewing machine ?

Can I use the digital with twin needles?

Would you recommend the deluxe walking foot for any reason if I already have the digital foot?

I bought a brand new walking foot for my janome 740dv

Thanks so much for this very detailed instructions. I just got a deluxe walking foot and it comes with 2 additional interchangeable soles. The additional one called stitch in the ditch sole which you did not show on here on how to use. This maybe new to the set. Is there another video that would show me on using this walking foot with the sole for SITD?

Does a basic walking foot work with a twin needle?

Can I use the delux walking foot on a BL Vesta?

I have the digital dual feed but find it frustrating as the quilt gathers after it has been stitched. then I have to stop and pull it straight - the stitches are perfect it just doesn't go through under the foot itself - as if the foot is too low. The stitches are not gathering - just the fabric after the stitches have occurred. And the batting is not thick. The foot came with my machine. Advice please.

The top and bottom only travel together if the "walking foot" is feeding at the same stitch length that the machine is feeding. I have not found anyone on the internet who addresses this issue. Does the instruction sheet tell what stitch length the "walking foot" is built to do? I have never seen any stitch length adjustments on the attachments.

Thanks. I don't like the digital feed because the clearance doesn't work well for quilting with thick sandwitch

Will they fit on Jazz 1?

My digital dual feed foot is so noisy. Is there something that I should do? can it be oiled or does it need service?

I have a BabyLock Jane but can’t find a tutorial of how to use walking foot on my machine.

Can I only sew a straight stitch with a walking foot?

I just purchased deluxe walking foot and the needle keeps coming loose, what I’m I doing wrong

Can you get a walking foot for a Babylock Zeal?

So.... would my walking foot be useful on velvet because that slips?

Where can I find the fabrics in the quilt behind Sara at the start of the video?

What presser foot pressure do you use?

I have the deluxe walking foot and a Jazz2, is there a different screw to add the foot on? I'm trying to put my walking foot on, with the screw it came with and I'm having a hard time?? Is it just operator error??

having to take off the deluxe walking foot to do different things with it would be a pain in the a??

Does the guide bars come with the Digital Dual Feed Walking Foot?

Does any one know of a video on how to setup a Katherine babylock machine.

appears they need to improve on this foot

I own the basic walking foot. It is useless - it doesn't feed the fabric from the top, it just moves the little plastic things up & down. So it never moves the upper fabric.

I am not a fan of this digital dual feed at all! I spent thousands of dollars buying a top of the line machine only to have the accessories inferior. First of all the belt is terrible . It drags on the fabric and doesn't roll smoothly. But most frustrating of all is the device itself sits way too low onto the deck of the machine. There is insufficient space for the thickness of the quilt to feed underneath the dual feed. The quilt bunches up and doesn't feed smoothly, it drags, and then affects the evenness of the line of stitching. I hate it. You need to declare a recall, and redesign something that actually works for quilting. I should have bought the Bernina.

Can I use the lighting bolt stitch with the walking foot?