What is a stitch in the ditch foot?
Stitch in the ditch is a style of machine quilting that simply follows the seam lines of the quilt top. The trouble is, all those layers of fabric and batting can really bog down the operation. My advice? Swap out your presser foot for a walking foot.
How many times should you backstitch?
Try to stick to no more than four stitches when back stitching otherwise it could start messing with how pretty your seams look.
When should I backstitch my sewing machine?
Backstitching is a must anytime a seam will not have another seam intersecting it at a later time. When quilting, I will often backstitch when sewing on the final two borders. This will hold the final seam secure until the quilt is quilted.
What is Janome foot f used for?
The Satin Stitch Foot F is a closed toe foot designed to be used for both decorative and straight stitches. It takes full advantage of the Horizon Memory Craft 12000’s 9mm stitch width and comes standard with the machine. For straight stitching, the foot has a marker on the front to indicate where the stitch will land.