🧵 Enhance Your Quilting Experience with the Adjustable 4Quilting Patchwork Foot - Perfect Fit for Domestic Sewing Machines Review

Both the Staple-in-the-Ditch foot and the 1/4 guide foot came with a metal guide bent from the center. See photos.

As others have said, all I can add is how the heck do you use these things? The quarter inch step is easy (it's not an exact quarter inch so I'll stick with duct tape) but the other two remain a mystery to me! The quality of the metal seems cheap so I can only assume it won't bankrupt the company that got them to print a small insert with instructions - in plain English please. If anyone knows how to use the Trench Stitch Foot please leave me a comment below.

Hem foot gets stuck in a seam and needs to be ejected, resulting in a not very straight stitch. The one with the ruler is so thin that only the texture of the fabric moves it. Terrible.

I love the 1/4 quilting foot. In this photo I used it with the overcast foot to make the hood for the dog sweatshirt. The overlock hemming foot produced the most perfect edging, while the 1/4 quilting foot provided the perfect seam spacing. These two legs are my favorite combination so far. The 1/4 quilting guide perfectly aligns the edges and ensures perfect seam spacing. The fabric is easy to guide while sewing.

Didn't fit my Singer sewing machine model. But they fit my friend's newer model. So the legs were a good gift for her. I didn't rate the above headings as they don't apply to these products. Transparency? Thickness? In fact, the shin bar was too thick, the spacing too narrow, so my sewing foot didn't fit my foot. Spring. Dear seller, change the feature list and get better ratings! I spent hours sewing face masks for several months and these legs could help me with that.