Hi Everyone! We've made it to the end of the Sewing Machine Presser Feet topic - Phew! 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...
Welcome to Part 7! Today we will take a look at the Ruffler Foot. This specialty foot enables you to create the simple gathering and pleating of fabrics all in one motion. Thanks to its variable setting options, both pleat depth and frequency of gather can be varied. This means that Ruffler Foot can set a pleat with every single stitch, every 6th stitch, or every 12th stitch, as you choose. There’s also the option of sewing without pleating, without replacing the presser foot.
Welcome to Part 6! Today we will take a look at the Narrow Hem Foot. This specialty foot enables you to precisely sew a very narrow double turned hem in a single operation. The scroll on the front of the presser foot lets you turn the fabric under twice forming a sturdy hem that won’t fray.
Welcome to Part 5! Today we will take a look at the Button Sew On Foot. This specialty foot enables you to sew a button on your garment or project with your sewing machine! Time to put away the hand sewing needle and learn how to use this foot. Save time and add buttons to your items with ease - even tiny 1/4" buttons!
Welcome to Part 4! Today we will take a look at the Invisible Zipper Foot. This specialty foot enables you to sew an invisible zipper with precision! An invisible zipper can be sewn with a traditional standard zipper foot, but you won't achieve the same accurately close stitch as you do with the foot designed for the specific zipper type.
Welcome to Part 3! Today we will take a look at the Pintuck Foot. This tiny little accessory enables you to sew rows of pintucks perfectly spaced and perfectly straight - every time!
Welcome to Part 2 of Sewing Machine Presser Feet! Today we will take a look several feet that will come in use frequently: Edgestitch Foot, Blind Stitch Foot, and Overcast Foot. Follow along in the tutorial videos...