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by noah 09 Mar 2012 ( edited Mar 11'12 03:59 )
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I saw this new foot called Stitch in the ditch Binder foot .Does anyone know the cheapest place to buy this foot ??I have read it from $30. dollars(sewing with Nancy)To $25dollars .Anyone ever use this foot??hugs carolyn

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by olds 09 Mar 2012
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Carolyn, is this a foot for sewing on bias binding?
I'm interested also if it is. I don't want another
gadget. Also while I'm here the nice adult bibs you
have been showing pictures of-do they tuck in the
neck openings? Also about how wide at the bottom?
Thanks olds/Maureen
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by noah 09 Mar 2012
11x14 the bottom square then curve it up .The square is in the next it is 6.5x3 inches hope this helps and yes just tuck it in your neck
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by bevintex 09 Mar 2012
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about the cheapest i have seen is $25.00. I cant tell you anything about it because i have no experience with one.
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by bevgrift 11 Mar 2012
This would be a great foot to have.
It can be used for a lot of diff machines as it comes with six shanks.
Thanks for the great link.
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by bumblebee 09 Mar 2012
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I googled Stitch-n-Ditch Binder Foot™ and a video came up for this ft she's sewing using it.
www.youtube.com
I'll put link below but it usually doesnt work
so go to utube and search the above name or google it.
Hope it helps a bit
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by bumblebee 09 Mar 2012
This was the comment under the video
It's hard to see in the video, but there are grooves on the bottom of the foot to keep the left side of the binding out from underneath the needle and on the right side it keeps the folded edge from unfolding and evenly folded. You can do this with a regular foot, but it requires you to do more things to manage while sewing. Also, it takes a bit of getting used to, so you do have to practice and try different binding strip widths and needle settings until you get comfortable doing it.

Jeannethro 11 months ago
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by bevintex 09 Mar 2012
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I found some on ebay for 10 dollars and free shipping. It depends on what machine you own. Don't know if shipping to Canada is free
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by noah 09 Mar 2012
ok where Bev i need this info hugs
by bevintex 09 Mar 2012
sending you a pm
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by bettytaylor 09 Mar 2012
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I use my zipper foot and change the setting on my needle position to go all the way to the right or all the way to the left. Does a great job so if you have a zipper foot, try it. Betty
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by noah 09 Mar 2012
Thanks for the idea hugs carolyn
by airyfairy 11 Mar 2012
Good tip Betty - thank you
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by quilter124 09 Mar 2012
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I have had one with my Bernina machine for years, but it is great for quilting in the ditch and for following a line as in doing embellishments. I sew my quilt binding on with this foot if I am not doing them by hand. My Janome foot was cheaper and I have had my Bernina one for so long it wouldn't be relevant to today's prices.....
Have you tried: http://www.clotilde.com/
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[1] http://www.clotilde.com/
www.clotilde.com
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by noah 09 Mar 2012
No i never looked their thank-you hugs
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by clawton 10 Mar 2012
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Just be sure they will fit your sewing machine brand. Some are very brand specific!
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by noah 10 Mar 2012
i saw that thanks Carolyn:):)
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by jenne 10 Mar 2012
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I use my quilt foot to stitch in the ditch it works great I set it so as the left edge is almost even with the place you want your stitches to be, go slow and maybe a little longer sitich I used 2.4 on my janome.
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by noah 10 Mar 2012
Thanks hugs
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by cfidl 10 Mar 2012
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I want one! I got the joiner foot to make quilting easier, and when I get my big quilt done, I will have earned the stitch in the ditch foot! Christine Live Laugh Download Stitch!
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by mjdg 10 Mar 2012
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I've used a "stitch in the ditch" foot that came with my machine many times and love it. I also have a binder foot but don't like it much. I don't know about one that combines the two.

MJDG
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by mjdg 10 Mar 2012
-- PS...I use my zipper foot for sewins binding. Works great.
MJDG
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by bevgrift 11 Mar 2012
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This is very interesting!
I could do with a foot like this.
Will be great for quilt binding.
Thank you