Choosing the Right 1/4" Piecing Foot for your Bernina Sewing Machine

[@veraorthlieb]

Thank you for going for the better shot of the foot and the needle.

[@Just-a-girl]

Very well presented video. Thank you..

[@HayesSewingMachineCo]

You're welcome Tiffany!

[@betssteenkamp1773]

You are a fantastic tutor

[@HayesSewingMachineCo]

Thank you!

[@esperansaloughran693]

Love your videos! So explicit. Thankyou!

[@HayesSewingMachineCo]

Thank you so much!

[@pearlbrown5580]

Thank you! I was not using my 97d correctly. This is a great explanation!!

[@maryrichardson5841]

Wonderful explanation. Thank you

[@HayesSewingMachineCo]

You're welcome!

[@sonyahuffman4370]

Thank you

[@HayesSewingMachineCo]

You're welcome!

[@sandybruce9092]

I like my 37 without the guide - both my machines (350PE and 440QE) take the same feet which makes my life so easy! Thanks for a great video - never noticed the notches😄

[@HayesSewingMachineCo]

Glad it helped Sandy!

[@Imjetta7]

Thank you!

[@HayesSewingMachineCo]

You're welcome!

[@susanshimel2358]

Thank you for the demo and explanation. When should I not use the D version? Are there certain fabrics or techniques that will be better used without the dual feed?

[@HayesSewingMachineCo]

Thank you Susan! If you have the option of using the D version, use it for everything.

[@carmkrug1944]

If you had to pick one. Which would you choose?

[@HayesSewingMachineCo]

It depends on the model Bernina you have.

[@d2thomasblues]

When would you use the left side of the 37 foot?

[@HayesSewingMachineCo]

If you had a line drawn down the diagonal of a block (for ex. making half square triangles) You could sew on both the right and the left side of the line.

[@SewWhittle]

I’m sorry but this video made me nauseous. Hopefully you have found a new cameraman. 😢