Learn How to Use a Edge/Joining/Stitch-in-a-Ditch Foot
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In this video, we show you how to install and use the Edge/Joining/Stitch in a Ditch foot. This foot is very versatile in that it can join two edges together and it can stitch in between quilt seams effortlessly. Here we show you how to do all of the above-mentioned techniques, as well as how to use this presser foot for applique and pintucks.
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I loved your "maux, or fock" line of stitching. I know you meant faux or mock and I love that you left the blooper in! It lightened my mood. Sometimes I stress myself out with taking things too seriously. Its just sewing. It's not life threatening.
Thank you for the video. I only wish that you had showed how to Stitch in The Ditch with Quilting.
I've never seen this foot demonstrated before - so thanks. As you say, it is pretty versatile. Couple CONSTRUCTIVE comments, as otherwise your instructions were very good. (1) at the beginning of the video it was difficult to see the foot as it's metal and it was sitting on the metal plate. Moving it so the white of the machine was under it would have showed it off better. Also a close - up.
When you attach the foot, a video from the front (as the sewer would view it) would have helped.
Such a cool foot. 😱I’m new to sewing so when a pattern says 1/8 of an inch seam allowance I usually end up sewing off the fabric because I don’t have a guide! You guys always show me all these fancy presser feet that I need lol! I’d love to be able to get a really nice set of feet that covers all my basis so once I start a project that needs a certain foot I won’t be scrambling to order one or find one locally. ❤️
Try Amazon. They carry several presser feet sets. 😁
I ordered this foot, so ignore last week's question. Love this presser foot!
You can use the smallest width zigzag your machine can do. It's a pretty awesome foot - definitely one of my favorites. Decorative stitches are great - especially heirloom. Adds so much interest!
Love this foot. And as you say it is quite versatile. I use it to edge join, stitch in the ditch, edge stitch, and for anything that needs to be done near the fabric edge. SPOL has great tutorials. Thanks for sharing with us.🤗
Good point! We will be installing the feet from the front. Thank you for your input!
Just purchase the 32 piece kit and your videos help me alot identifying the presser foots. Great job
wish I had done that in the beginning.
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Where do you find the videos for the 32 piece kit? I paid extra for the plastic container, for which I am grateful, but it was my understanding that printed instructions would come with it. Was I mistaken? Please advise.
Mary Armstrong Fiery Phoenix will give you the names of each foot in one tutorial then teach you how to use them in others. I think I learned that reading Amazon reviews. Happy sewing!
The foot is awesome, one thing I would do is when using to do applique is place some stabilizer behind the base fabric. it will minimize puckering.
Sara Walden Great tip! Thank you! It's amazing how a little bit of stabilizer can make such a big difference.
Would have been nice to see stitch in the ditch example for quilting.
Thank you for such a great video. I learned a lot about a foot I have and never used!
How awesome! I love your helpful videos. Keep them coming
Yes it can! Your machine works with all low shank and snap on presser feet. If you go to our site and type P60706 in the search box, it will bring you to this foot. Please let me know if I can help you with anything else. Happy Sewing!
Brilliant tutorial
Bought one for my Pfaff, amazing! The IDT system is amazing!
Thank you so much for your videos. I really learned alot today, as I am a beginner.
Satin stich foot
Thaaaank you Sara Wonderful tutorial as usual :)
Thanks a bunch
You're welcome!
How are you moving your needle over when you do those adjustments? Your machine is very obviously waaay cooler than mine haha I have a Singer Simple so maybe it just doesn't have that feature? I've never seen that.
Can you use this foot for any low shank machine
That is what this foot is for. Now Singer sewing machines might be a bit different.
Very nice
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Chelsea! Do you mean how to I change the needle positions when doing a straight stitch? I adjust the stitch width to move my needle around. Let me take a gander at your manual and see what I can find.
I will need one of those, I would normally join things the old fashion way lol! but this adds so much versatility! What would be the minimum zigzag stitch you can use with that? if you have a decorative stitch that could join them with a different effect too! :)
Draw a black mark on your standard foot as your guide. Job done.
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Thanks for the Toturial
saya sekeluarga ambil yang haq sahaja tiada yg lain.Dulu kini dan selamanya.
I would like to see a better view of this foot
I didn't know you can move the needle left and right
Will this work with a straight stitch only machine? My Singer 301A needle can’t be shifted.
Great videos all of them. Yes I had to watch all of them till I found the foot that I had but could not identify I would watch the videos of the ones I did not know,,then Google for an up close photo since you shots of the foot are not so close up or in focus......... it would be nicer if you would put a very close up photo of the foot at the beginning . I think my foot is an overcast foot ... I first thought it was a joiner. Hope you fix the videos. Or just do one with very up close photos. It would really help
How do.i set the stitches for button holes
Wow, I need one of these feet!
Yeah, you do! And we have great prices! ;)
I will check it out today!
Just bought it.
That's great! I know you will enjoy it!
Im lost. I’m trying to buy this o your website but I don’t know which one. Your link just transfer us to the main page and not to the actual product. Can you provide me the link? Thanks
Sarah, what is the part number for ordering the edgestitch presser foot for a Janome Harmony 1017 and a vintage New Home 624, please? Both use snap-on feet.
Would it be possible to demonstrate joining lace? I tried with mine but it did not turn out well. Thanks
I'm confused. You demonstrated such wonderful techniques for this foot, but not what it s named for. How exactly does this foot help with stitch-in-a-ditch? I'm having so much trouble with that stitch.
Hi! I'm so sorry for the confusion. When you do Stitch-in-the-ditch quilting, you press your seams open. Then you straight stitch between the seam - the metal flange acts as a guide as you stitch in the actual seam.
If you could have held the the silver foot over something white like the bed of your machine and not over your silver throat plate (silver on silver didn't work)it would have been more visible.
Is this for brother machine? I need a few feet but want to get right ones. I have project runway and beginner quilter ty
Sarah I am just getting used to these new sewing machines, that have needles that move to different positions. So in the video, you move your needle to a different position, just how do you do that, other than selecting a stitch that moves the needle.
Hi, Gabby! You can move the position of your needle by adjusting the stitch width.
Thanks so much, for your quick reply!.. It has been an experience going from a mechanical sewing machine to using a new computerized sewing machines with all the new features. So, if I don't want to move the fabric, to achieve the stitch placement that I want, I just adjust the stitch width?... I saw in another tutorial that when one understands how they can move the needle position, they don't have to move the fabric.
Exactly!
Wondering what sewing machine you have.
This video was done several years ago; however, I believe it was a Brother LB6800PRW.
You cannot see the foot or how to place the fabric
I will have to get one of tth
I need this foot for my Brother simplicity
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Hello.
Could you help me with my question?
My first machine was a brother and then I upgraded to a JUKI. I love my machines and have been extra happy since all my presser feet work on either machine.
I am in Europe now and would like to purchase a 'travel' friendly machine. I am looking a Pfaffs.
Do you know if Pfaff has their own presser feet size/system? Do you think I can use brother/JUKI feet?
Hi! It depends which Pfaff you buy. As long as the Pfaff is a standard low shank, most of the feet will be interchangeable. I hope that helps!
Wondering if you could "stitch in the ditch" with this foot, running it down a seam and using a twin needle to stitch either side? Thinking about those T-shirt necklines we see from RTW?
I was wondering the same thing. Did you ever find out if a twin needle can be used with this stitch in the ditch foot?
@@mariasoler7826 Yes, the twin needle works with it. It doesn't work if the seam has been serged as there is too much bulk, but on a regular seam it works.
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What sewing machine are you using here?
What machine are you using? Nice bideo!
This is an older video, so I'm not 100%, but I'm pretty sure Sarah was using a Brother LB6800.
@@SewingPartsOnline I am sorry I am so lame there is the machine in the first part of your video. I was impressed by the way you could skooch the needle over....that was great...Thanks!
Its a snap on foot so why change the shank?
Do I need an overcast foot if i have this?
If you have the ability to move your needle to the far left, then you could probably use this foot as an Overcast Foot.
i do. thank you. will give one a try.
why didn't you hold up the foot so viewers can get a better , we can see what you were pointing at
Definitely should have done that - thank you for the feedback!
I totally agree, u had it on the silver plate, so we were not able to see the foot
How different is it from the zigzag stitch?
The little black part in the middle acts as a guide when joining and as a separator when stitching between a seam.
Will this fit any sewing machine? I have an old Singer..so just wondering is it will work on mine!
Hi! It fits many machines, but not all. What is the model of your Singer machine?
Sewing Parts Online ...my machine is an older model..Singer touch and sew model 603.
Yes! We do have a stitch-in-a-ditch foot that will work with your model. It can be found here: www.sewingpartsonline.com/edge-joint-foot-slant-7mm.aspx
Does this fit the singer 974 machine?
Hi! This foot should fit your machine nicely: www.sewingpartsonline.com/stitch-in-ditch-foot-low-shank-p60706.aspx?TH-cam&Video
There is a snap on version of this foot, but since your machine has the skinny Singer shanks, you'd have to also purchase a separate adapter.
Do you have this foot on Singer Machine? Cant find it in your website
Rosy Rod This foot can be used on all low shank Singer machines - here is the link: www.sewingpartsonline.com/stitch-in-ditch-foot-low-shank-p60706.aspx
What is the difference between a low shank and high shank machine?
I have no idea which machine you are using. This should be sad up front. I have a high shank machine.
Fuck double stitch so funny 😂
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show us the G'DAM foot lady "oh as you can see that black thing" we don't ALL have YOUR machine & our feet are the same but different, maybe a blue stripe which my $10 box from China gave me. We are looking for a general idea & for that we NEED to see the FOOT!!!!
You can actually google the images... And, there are other videos on youtube as well.
What's with the anger? Very, very odd...
Why are you so angry? Be thankful God gave you another day to live. Many didn't have that choice. Hope your day turns around with many blessings.
Top much space between your stitches, also, please remove loose threads & don't see over them...shows poor technique for others to see