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Sewing Machine Presser Feet - Quick Tips and Wrap Up

 

Hi Everyone! We've made it to the end of the Sewing Machine Presser Feet topic - Phew! With 17 video demonstrations, It's been a deep dive into the world of specialty accessories. I hope you've been able to pick up some new techniques for your sewing work!

As we wrap up the topic I thought it would be good to do a final Q&A and answer any outstanding questions you might have or simply help with the challenges you've encountered. I'd also love to hear if you have any additional tips or secrets for working with any of these presser feet. Post your questions or tips in the comments below or under this post in the SWC FB group.

I have two quick tip videos to share with you today. Both of these were either asked by a member or suggested as an idea. I am always amazed at the many uses and added efficiency these accessories can offer!

In the first video, follow along in the tutorial video posted below as I show you how to address the challenge of a seamed ruffle and the narrow hem foot. In the second video, follow along as I demonstrate using the button sew on foot to attach buttons over a hook and look tape closure. 

 

Narrow Hem Foot Quick Tip Video:

 

 

Button Sew On Foot Quick Tip Video:

  

 

 

This has been a fun topic to share with you! I'd love to know what you thought of this course. If you could answer any/all of the questions below, that'd be great!

  • What presser foot have you learned to use or been motivated to experiment further with?
  • How did it go? Did you love it or hate it?
  • Do you have any secret tips to share for any of the presser feet covered?
  • What challenges did you encounter? Were you able to overcome them or do you need us to help you with a solution?

 

     

     

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    11 Comments

    I especially liked the video on the invisible zipper. I bought the foot and have put the invisible zipper in the back of some of my dresses and love the look. It just puts a really finished look to my projects.

    Kathleen Cummings

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