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15 Piece Low Shank Presser Foot Set

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15 Piece Low Shank Presser Foot Set

Also Available in Our Retail Store
1001 Knight Avenue, Ponca City, OK 74601

Call for More Information: (580)765-9999

These feet are compatible with most low shank machines Brother, Babylock Singer, Janome / New Home, Pacesetter, Pfaff and many more. All Purpose - Use them as a fashion accent on blouses and dresses, as border for sheer curtains, or as a flounce for bedspreads, skirts, etc.

Kit Includes

  • Zigzag Foot - to stitch very fine or heavy fabric
  • Satin Stitch Foot - to sew with satin or decorative stitches
  • Quilting/Straight Stitch - to be perfect for quilt tops and garment construction on waistbands and much more.
  • Buttonhole - to help with stitch placement
  • Zipper Foot - to sew both sides of the zipper
  • Hemmer/Roll Hem Foot - to be used for light , medium weight fabrics
  • Cording Foot - to create decorative stitching over cording on single and double layers of fabric
  • Low Shank Adapter - to use with snap on feet
  • Gathering Foot - to gather skirts, make puffing for heirloom work, or even make ruffles for pillows
  • Walking Foot - to be used in slipping, shifting, coming up short and in quilting.
  • Overcast Foot - to finish off a raw edge or for simultaneously seaming and overcasting
  • 1/4" Patchwork - For quilting, piecing, precision sewing or crafts
  • Button Sewing on Foot - to hold buttons and snaps ,to allow good visibility when sewing
  • Blind Stitch Foot - to be used for topstitching, edge stitching ,pin tuck , hemming
  • Darning Foot/Low Shank - to be especially designed for automated embroidery, free motion quilting,stippling,darning and mending

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