39K views · 1.2K reactions | Sometimes I finish my quilts with free motion. To do free motion quilting on a domestic machine, you will need to use a darning foot and lower the feed dogs of your machine so you can move the quilt sandwich freely under the presser foot. Too fast, watch on Youtube and adjust the playback speed: https://youtu.be/03NSyc40lkw | TeresaDownUnder | Facebook

With Darning Foot #9, small holes and tears in fabrics practically repair themselves. The hopper mechanism combined with the vertical spring presses the foot firmly to the project, preventing the material from pulling up withthe needle during sewing (flagging) and ensuring a neat stitch pattern. The special shape of Darning Foot #9 also makes it ideal for free-hand embroidery, quilting, and creating attractive lace and monograms. The best part? All BERNINA and bernette presser feet are on SALE t

Help the planet and don't throw away your torn garments or fabric items: mend them using the Free-Motion/Darning Foot! We recommend placing stabilizer and a small piece of fabric under the area you need to repair, and stitching thread that matches your fabric back and forth over the torn hole. Don't forget to rotate 90 degrees and repeat your stitching again for added durability! Get the Free-Motion/Darning Foot: http://ow.ly/QtSv50NwGPE | Singer North America