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Okay.

I have sent for the materials.

Not cheap, I will practice on the scrap.

Her spool guide works great if you have extra toilet hardware

I like the idea of that foam. I've seen it before at Lowes. It's (no pun intended) stiff as a board and very lightweight. Easy to cut, easy to shape. I'll bet the vinyl cover could be had a lot cheaper too.

http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin ... d_id=51655

This is a helpful thread about sewing nylon for tarps.

Good link ConnieD. Thanks.

I think I will try to make one of those hammock chairs. Don't need much material and I already have some webbing. I sat in one the other day, it was extremely comfortable.

What do you think about this walking foot for my Pfaff Hobby 301
http://www.ebay.com/itm/WALKING-FOOT-EV ... 3a5fb1a30c

Here is the video HowTo
http://www.creativesewingsolutions.com/ ... g_foot.htm

The eBay ad compatible Pfaff Models includes the Pfaff Hobby 301.

Bad idea? Will destroy machine? Break needle? Forget it?

Good idea? Okay idea?

It works in the video, should work for you. Are you having problems sewing without a walking foot or do want one for insurance?

There is a pfaff yahoo forum. If anyone knows how well it works they do.

No, but I have more ambitious projects in mind.

It turns out the few stitches on the Hobby 301 combined with the specialized presser feet available will do much more than I anticipated. I am thinking I could make my own British Ventile Anorak, using multiple layers, involving a lining of the more lightweight stuff as well. I had a REI British Ventile Mountaineering Jacket, like that, that was the best ever jacket.

I got the Pfaff online PDF Manual. It does not mention a walker presser foot add-on.

I also do not know if the aftermarket "snap-on" pressure feet are worth bothering about, as well.

That makes two questions for Pfaff yahoo group. I will look them up.

From websites and from you tube also You can easily get deeper information that how you can use sewing machines.

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