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Found this link on Facebook this a.m. and thought it might be of interest to some folks.

http://blog.petitdesignco.com/...g-foot.html?spref=fb

"Big rear end" -- Hey! I must be a walking foot!

Very interesting. I would like to add that the walking for the viking is also about $100, but oh so worth it. I bought my GD a Brother for Christmas and it came with a walking foot, quite a deal I thought.

I keep two domestic machines set up in my quilt studio. One has a 1/4 foot for piecing and the other has a walking foot for binding. I use the walking foot for all my bindings.

This......
Be sure the fork of the foot goes around the post on the machine or it won't work right.

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I mainly use two feet on my machine, the curvemaster foot for quarter-inch seams and curves, and my walking foot for everything else, except quilting. For that I use my Q-foot on my Viking Quilt Designer II. It works like a charm.

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My walking foot is built into my Pfaff....priceless.

My Babylock has a built-in walking foot also... Chris

I bought a generic brand walking foot....cause I didn't know any different when I bought it. It works fine on my D1 HV. I haven't tried it on others....It does not fit on my Bernina 830.