What is the Baby Lock Dynamic Walking Foot?

This is great information.

Will it work on other machines? I have a Viking Huskvarna.

Can I use this on my Aria

@Chris Tyron, this is one of the most informative videos I’ve ever watched. I’ve owned this foot since it came out I and learned more it from you than I thought was to know, especially about the second package being available! I am looking forward to finding more of your videos because it’s as if you’re sitting right next to me sharing your knowledge and excitement!

Chris, would you use this foot more than the digital dual feed foot?

Can I use this on my Aventura machine?

Is this compatible with the brilliant?

Is it compatible with the crescendo?

Barbara Underwood

Why is she using that foot on a machine that takes the dual w/f ???

Can you use this for binding a quilt?

Love this foot Greta information ❤

I don't see any replies to none of the questions that was asked on here! Is anyone responding because I would like to know can this be used on the Brilliant and the Allegro

Will this work on the Vesta ?

Best tool I ever bought for my soprano! Actually bought the brother brand which is exactly the same as the baby lock only because I don’t have a baby lock dealer close by.

Excellent tutorial demo. Clear, good explanations and examples, and great close camera shots. Thank you.

Now I know how to justify my purchase

Does this work on the Allegro?

Does this foot work with Melody and GRace. Did not see it in the accessory book online at Babylock

does this foot allow reverse stitching?

I tried to use the dynamic walking foot on my Crescendo and the foot wouldn't go completely down on the stitch plate. Do I need some kind of extension ankle?

Does this walking foot work on a Baby Lock Journey?

Does anyone know if this would work on the Babylock Espire?

I looked on babylock site and it doesn’t show my Allegro as a machine that this foot works with. What would work with my machine since I didn’t get a walking foot with the purchase of my machine?

just got this foot and I found I had to adjust the thread tension to get a good stitch. The only problems are that sometimes I get loopy stitches, and also in reverse mode, the top stitches get wonky after about an inch. ANy advice?

I had to buy this walking foot yesterday because the original walking foot (as awesome as I thought it was) was just not giving me good results all the time and I knew it was the foot and not me. After watching a couple of videos on it I'm not sure I'll ever take it off! I do mostly quilting and after using it on quilting and binding a baby quilt yesterday I am no longer worrying about the money it cost. It's worth every stinking penny I spent, this tool is a game changer. You can also stitch in reverse with it and it does a much better job with decorative stitches.

I've been using this walking foot for a couple of days now to quilt my latest quilt. The one problem that I have with it is that the screw that holds it onto the shank loosens up while the machine runs. So you have to remember to tighten that screw often while sewing. Other than that, I do like this accessory, especially the stitch in the ditch foot. I use that to follow the lines that I have put on the fabric and it helps to keep the stitches straight.

Nice tutorial. Great teacher😍

I love this walking foot I have 2 of them one for my sewing room upstairs and the other downstairs!

Great information Chris. Is there any where I can get an instruction sheet for my walking foot? The only one in the box was talking about the extra feet, but nothing about attaching the foot. I did buy the extra feet and it has the same instruction sheet that's in my walking foot box.

Beautiful walking foot! Wonder if it works on Altair 2?