Hello, I'm trying to find a foot used on a recent Quilting Daily showing. It looked like a large roller and only used one set of feed dogs. It made it easy to to many stitches on curves with out having to stop to make turns. Does anyone have an idea what it is called and where it can be found. She mentioned it had a low shank, and it was used a lot to sew leather and used a lot in the making of gloves as it can make curves with out raising your pressure foot and turn. Hope someone knows what this is as I am dying to get one as I do lots of small stuff and it would be a big help.
The Roller Foot has a large roller on the front of it. Here is a link to a picture: http://www.sew4home.com/tips-resources/sewing-tips-tricks/accessories-we-love-roller-foot-velvet-more
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You're right, Muppin; that roller foot is quite handy but the foot Libby Lehman used in episode 1106 of "Quilting Arts TV" (which is what I think Bonita is referring to) is called a leather roller foot. According to Libby, Bernina is the only manufacturer that offers it; it is #55.
Happy quilting!
Kristine Lundblad, Asst. Editor, Quilting Arts Magazine
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