How to Use the Edge Joining Foot

In this video, I show you how to install and use the Edge Joining foot. The edge joining foot is used to sew fabric edges together side by side. The edge joining foot joins two edges together effortlessly.
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[@sdypg]

I like how u get going straight to the tutorial. And yr voice is so nice & educative. So I've subscribed. 💝

[@vijayagauri7988]

Thank you for sharing this video. This presser foot indeed gives a clean neat finish.

[@mooster47]

I'm an instant fan of your tutorials. Thank you! Is there a trick to bringing the lace around the corner, keeping it flat?

[@mariematthews6732]

Hello, I just came across your tutorial and really enjoyed it. I am 73 and have been sewing for many years. I love everything to do with sewing. Could you help me out with some info regarding a walking foot. Thanks.

[@LetsLearnToSew]

I'll see what I can do.

[@Marla.22]

I have that foot and LOVE it! I use it for binding AND stitch in the ditch...perfect every time

[@anndalynnketellapper8296]

Really, can you share how you do that? Thanks.

[@sandravanlankvelt7975]

It would have been nice to see how you go around a corner with the edge joining foot. Thank you for showing how to go straight with this foot. Could you also use the Stitch in the Ditch foot to do this same thing as the Edge joining foot???

[@joannflorez2667]

Can you show us how to do a hemstitch using a double needle to do a table runner?

[@maryjaynewaynick1267]

I am looking for the foot that the fabric slides onto to make a even seam onto another fabric

[@dmaria0282]

Thank you. Love your tutorials. You are such a great educator! I am a subscriber!

[@LetsLearnToSew]

I'm glad you like them and thanks for subscribing!

[@sharondavidson2581]

I have never tried this.I do have a foot to do this.Thanks for your video

[@yoo_hoo_anyone_there]

Hi, the foot looks like a stitch in the ditch foot. Is that what it is? If not, would a stitch in the ditch foot work for this kind of joining since it has that guide in the middle as well?

[@LetsLearnToSew]

It looks almost identical to my stitch in the ditch foot so I'm sure either foot would work.

[@dyane1869]

Great video! And it’s so nice to see it clearly! Nice camera:)

[@LetsLearnToSew]

I'm glad you liked the video, thanks for watching!

[@kellyhipkins5616]

Thank you for sharing this

[@bazoin1]

Great video, I didn't even know there was such a foot. Very curious how you would have turned the corner on say a napkin using this foot.

[@LetsLearnToSew]

You could miter it like in quilting or what I usually do is a little fold of the trim with my needle in the down position and then turn the fabric. I use this when making old--fashion hankies.

[@buffer1954]

Thank you!

[@KarenBancroft-g6s]

What stitch do you use when using this foot

[@tammyjohnson8150]

What should the width setting be for the zigzag stitch to accomplish this task? I’m a beginner and I want to add some trim to a lovely pair of flannel pajamas. I want to add the trim to the sleeves, and I would rather not sew through the center of the embroidery of the trim piece. And this is a great way to avoid that.

[@LetsLearnToSew]

It doesn't have to be very wide. I always test the width first to make sure the stitches are going to land where I want them.

[@susanhouser3676]

Great instructions!

[@cute_Felix]

Do you have a video of different foot can you make a video I will buy it

[@marilynmiddleton9088]

Please can you show an over edge foot 🌼

[@maryb.c.507]

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?

[@LetsLearnToSew]

Yes, you can.

[@TheJudeJane]

What’s the difference between edgestitch foot and the joint edge presser foot? Thanks in advance for your response.😊🧵❤️

[@hannaliza2221]

Can I use that for Janome 🤗 thank you 🙏

[@LetsLearnToSew]

Yes, you can.

[@hannaliza2221]

Let's Learn To Sew thank you

[@vandanasanjay4032]

Should we use only zig-xag stitch with edge joining foot?

[@LetsLearnToSew]

No, you can use other stitches. Just play around with it and find a stitch that does what you want. I've used decorative stitches before.

[@Gunzoshi]

Hi, May I please know whether this foot can be used for Spanish Hem Stitching?

[@LetsLearnToSew]

It might work. I've never tried since I have a Spanish Hem foot.

[@Gunzoshi]

@@LetsLearnToSew Thank you 😊

[@cute_Felix]

How do you use the ruffler foot

[@LetsLearnToSew]

I will work on that video this coming weekend.

[@nelly42442]

Very nice Thank you i just subscribed :)

[@warialdasue]

I just bought this foot yesterday for my Viking. Can I use it on my quilts to stitch in the ditch ?

[@LetsLearnToSew]

Yes, you can.

[@colouringplant9824]

Your machine name Plzz. BTW nice tutorial

[@michellefel147]

Is this foot the same as the Edging Foot J ?

[@LetsLearnToSew]

Probably

[@michellefel147]

@@LetsLearnToSew Thankyou :-)

[@mariamarfil1620]

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[@WellWithTiffany]

I've always wondered what it was for

[@mouytan5584]

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