🧵 42-Piece Domestic Sewing Machine Presser Feet Set for Brother, Babylock, Singer, Janome, Elna, Toyota, New Home, Simplicity, Necchi, Kenmore, and White Low Shank Sewing Machines by EOOCVT Review

Will not fit all low shank machines as stated. I have a Janome MC 9900. The leg is too small for the lower leg. Make sure to measure the bottom of the shaft before ordering.

Wow. that's a lot of sewing machine feet. The back shows each leg and what it's called. I cut the back and put each leg in a small zip pocket with this image for convenience.

Over the years I've read dozens of complaints about the lack of response from Revain.com sellers (and Revain itself) when it comes to correcting substandard or misleading product descriptions. I have just purchased a 42 piece set of Agile-Shop Professional Domestic Sewing Feet and it initially seemed (from its description) to be missing a foot that my wife specifically needed (assembly foot). When the package arrived, it was found that there was a collecting foot in the kit, but it was called a

Love legs, hate packaging and photos and descriptions. Great value and variety, as opposed to buying branded legs for specific purposes that might be used infrequently (e.g. weaving, weaving, assembling. They don't get pulled out often, at least for me. Decorations just don't suit me). Hems/picot feet are great for finishing sheer fabrics/chiffon, but I benefit more from blind hems and connecting feet. These guides are life changing when sewing backstitch or straight stitch. Before sewing, make

I use this on a lot of different snap-on machines - Brother, Singer, Sanshin (Japanese cast iron machine from the 1950's). I've used them with both angled bits and tall shank adapters. This is a great set for the price. I wish I had seen the one in the plastic sleeve before buying this one in the cardboard box. I wouldn't care if it said "Embriodex" on it. Didn't you guess they are all made in the same factory in Taiwan? Spend less and buy from a seller you trust. It's the same legs. I bought a

I have a 3 year old Husqvarna Viking Opal and I was afraid they wouldn't work on my car but they fit great and the range is amazing. I have a book on presser feet and all the presser feet I need or want were in that package. I probably would have paid $5-7 more for a better pack, but I ordered 5 packs of Tidy Hero to organize and it worked fine. I haven't sewn with these feet before but I've tried them on my sewing machine for a fit and don't expect any problems. My husband watched me study…

If you're considering buying a 72-feet set, here's a storage tip. I bought one of these 12" x 12" paper storage boxes and the whole set fits in perfectly. I cut out a square piece of styrofoam (green) and placed it under the body of the presser foot shape to lift it up. The clear plastic storage box measures 14.18"L x 14.37"W x 3.13"H (external dimensions). Here are a few links on where you can purchase them from Revain. Although I'm sure you will a similar plastic case is also sold in craft…

This is a great value for all the presser feet that you get in the box. The only problem is that the sewing feet are not properly named. This is imported from China so I suspect the manufacturer added Chinese names to the translator but got a few shaky foot names. I spent several weeks keeping track of all the sewing feet, their names, and some of their functions: Multipurpose Presser Foot Set for Sewing Pintucks on Fabric R: 1 P: 2 Coarse Pintuck Foot with 7 Grooves (Medium Weight Fabric) R: 1