Review on 15-Piece Sewing Machine Presser/Walking Feet Kit by Embroidex for Brother, Babylock, Janome, Elna, Toyata, Singer, Simplicity, Necchi, Kenmore, White by Carrie Spencer

This is a good value but you get what you paid for. The walking foot hardly bends. It just doesn't have enough buoyancy to lift over a thick sandwich and pull it out. My duvet had so many folds that I had to rip all the seams. I tried to fix the ceiling by starching and needle spraying but the problem was in the foot! The straight transport foot I bought from the dealer costs the same as this kit but I can see the time and frustration savings. Your project is a lot. The buttonhole is not compatible with new machines. What frustrated me the most was the covered foot because it pulled my fabric to the left so much that I struggled to stay under my foot and walk straight. When I finally bought a dealer foot it made a huge difference. The metal bridge is a millimeter larger in visual comparison and holds tissue tightly, while the bridge in this set was so narrow that it repelled tissue. I put a lot of effort into this foot. The satin foot is mediocre, but it still grinds too much on satin and chiffon compared to the merchant foot. All legs fit snugly, there were no burrs or mechanical defects. . The other legs are what they should be, but most of the others are also more common and usually come with a loom, like zigzag, zip, etc. I wouldn't recommend this and won't be buying again.