Does Pfaff have a ruler foot?

The Pfaff Ruler Foot is designed to float just above the fabric surface so that you can achieve beautifully quilted effects on your home sewing machine when used with the numerous types of acrylic template rulers on the market.

Is a darning foot the same as a ruler foot?

Yep, a ruler foot is just a type of darning foot so that makes this another form of free motion quilting. That means you can quilt with rulers a bit, set your ruler aside and wiggle around with Stippling, then pick up your ruler again and get back to quilting straight lines, which is exactly what I did in the video.

Is Pfaff a low shank machine?

If your model did not come with a Pfaff snap on shank, you can purchase the Pfaff low shank ankle with the hi/low shank adapter. Now your classic Pfaff can use most of the current Pfaff snap on feet.

How do I know if my sewing machine is low shank or high shank?

A high shank machine measures approximately 1 1/4″ from the screw to the bottom of the foot. A low shank machine measures approximately 3/4″ from the screw (small dot in picture above) to the bottom of the foot.

Is Janome 6600 a low shank?

Low shank sewing machines do need a thinner ruler behind the foot. The Janome 6600 and 7700 machines are high shank machines that benefit from the 4.5 mm templates as their accufeed system can interfere with the thicker rulers behind the foot.

What is a Janome ruler foot?

The 1/4” Ruler Foot was specifically designed to use for ruler work using Janome quilting rulers. The 1/4” cup height moves smoothly alongside the quilting ruler without allowing the ruler to slide over or under. With this foot, the needle drops a 1/4 inch away from the ruler to create the quilting line.

What is a quilting ruler foot?

A ruler foot is essential for using rulers safely around the needle of your machine. The high edge keeps the ruler away from under the needle. It’s the first ruler foot made for sewing machines and one of Amy’s favorites. (Her favorite ruler foot is a new one by Janome for the MC15000.)