🧵 HONEYSEW Low Shank Tricot Snap-On Foot for Singer, Brother, Kenmore, Elna, Pfaff, Viking Knitting Machine Review

Great sewing foot, easy to install and works well. Slight problem with thicker stitching underneath but can be solved by pulling a little on the back of the fabric being sewn. Very good value for money for this leg!

Not as described or pictured. It's not a bolt! There is a shank fitted where it can be snapped into place and this part does not fit my singer. If it were without this part and it was the same as in the photo I could attach it but this part is not removed. It is very annoying that now I have to buy an envelope and print a label because someone decides to sell a different product than what was promised.

I thought it would be a great addition to knit leotards. It really isn't. It's quite "loose" and not so easy to keep the fabric from moving. Also, for some reason, my needle came off completely! Which can be extremely dangerous. He can catch himself, tear free and fly in my eye, poke me with his finger. Multiple Scenarios; none is good. My car definitely doesn't have to break down. I'm too poor for that. And I need my eyeballs too.

Have been using this foot for a few months now. (I sew every day.) I'm still in shock at how affordable it was and how much I love it! Here's my two cents: I have a walking foot with "teeth" pulling the fabric across the top, and the walking foot works 99% of the time. But there are some knits that are so tight, soft, thin, stretchy, brittle, etc. that this magical little knitting foot seems MADE for them. The walking leg uses its upper teeth to cling to some of these delicate tissues. And for…

The foot arrived on time and in perfect condition so I had to test it! I mainly sew knitwear. I've used the walking foot with them successfully, but changing the presser feet is a bit of a hassle once I've put the fabric feed on my machine. I chose this sewing foot because I read on a sewing forum that the knitting foot comes in handy because it's easier to attach than the walking foot. It just snaps into place, which I honestly like, but it doesn't work for all knit fabrics. I tested the…