Taria: It may be worth your while to enroll in two or three 'new owner' classes at another dealership. You will probably have to pay, but it probably won't be too much, and may just get you over the hurdles. Just be sure to use your OWN SM this time! Good luck from Pat and Pfilomina
Thanks...I'll check out that group ! Mary
Well, to continue this 'big clunky feet' debate yet again.... I am on disability for severe arthritis (almost 8 years now) and my hands and fingers don't work very well on some/most days. I made my little pocket quilt with 12 square-in-a-square blocks that *finished* at 3/4 in. and with a pieced inner black border of just over 1/16 in. wide. And I did every step of it with the 'big clunky' Accu-Feed foot and PFP. The wide foot gives a clear view of what you are sewing- you can watch the needle- and the Accu-Feed is amazing for forming lovely stitches no matter what you may be sewing or how thick or thin the stack of fabrics might be. (And it's a LOT less clunky that the walking foot that is screwed onto a standard sewing machine.) Now how clunky can the feet be if my poor ol' hands can manage
3/4 in. finished blocks? Maybe it's a matter of getting accustomed???
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