Quick bit: Making vinyl piping

[@maryshaver129]

Thanks for sharing this with us.

[@gstmist9362]

Once again thank you 😊 you are hilarious and awesome!!

[@jenpatterson8309]

Thank you for sharing went and bought the Weltfill at Joanns and already have the Juki Pipping foot wish I had seen this a year ago and not spent top dollar in the foot and have yet to use 😢 now definitely going to try

[@PinupRoxy20]

Because of this video, I am now making my own piping!! I purchased these feet for my industrial and love them!! I am having a difficult time finding a video that shows how to apply the binding to the raw edge. It shows my stitches close to the piping and it's hard to cover it 😪 could you possibly do a video on this?

[@HollowBagCreations]

Sure, I can do a video on the installation!

[@arlenepomrenke1395]

Thanks for showing that. Is there still enough room so that the second row of stitching is a bit closer to the piping so that the first row does not show?

[@HollowBagCreations]

I used a narrow zipper foot when I sewed it onto the bag panel, and was not able to see the stitching at all. But it appeared to stitch just slightly closer to the cord than what the foot did. I think that also depends on the type of cord that you use. Mine is firm, so it holds it's shape making it hard to shove out of place, keeping the stitching hidden.

[@arlenepomrenke1395]

@@HollowBagCreations Thanks so much for your insight.

[@sharonarmstrong4578]

Are these suitable for a walking sewing machine?

[@HollowBagCreations]

The feet that I show in the video are only good for most non-walking foot machines. There are, however, welting/piping foot sets that are available for walking foot machines. I don't have any for my walking foot machine, but they are not too hard to find!