🧵 A Complete Sewing Machine Presser Foot Set for Low Shank Machines - Kalevel Tape Binding Presser Foot Bias Binding Binder Foot - Ideal for Singer, Brother, Janome, Kenmore, Babylock, Husqvarna, Bernina, Elna Review

Every cosplayer (USED from "Fairy Tales" series) knows that Bias Tape is a special circle of hell only for stubborns who like to punish themselves. While this doesn't solve ALL problems, it definitely solved a lot of them and works very well.

This foot works well for me on small projects, placemats, wall hangings etc - I have not had good results with quilts however - the weight of the quilt pulled on the binding, and I didn't have nice seams on my back.

Wow I've only used it once but it has made my sons knitting so much easier and faster! It didn't have instructions, but a quick look on YouTube led me to a couple of tutorials. It takes quite a bit of getting used to, but once you get the hang of it, it will be a lot easier than without!

Lightweight, plastic, easily snaps onto machine and has an adjustment screw. At a good price. All great features. However, it wobbles too much and the screw doesn't hold the adjustment and everything slips a little. It offers no accuracy and does not inspire confidence. I've used it for 1/2" rayon seam binding, bias binding, and bias binding. I'm considering buying an all-metal leg for the bias binding instead.

Excellent tool for quilting. The leg easily snaps onto any home machine. This worked well for the bias binding (press in half, then press the raw edges into the center). It also worked well with the backing material as a binding. It's definitely easier to load the quilted sandwich into the foot before attaching it to the machine. This foot comes without instructions. You need to find instructions on Pinterest.

Worked well. wore over 50 feet of bodice hem with it. Some were 7/8 inch and others 1.5 inch. It takes a minute to set it up and start sewing. Sometimes I had to use a safety pin to get the bodice down my leg in the beginning. Just hold the edge of the ribbon/piping next to the guide and the fabric in the middle of the guide and it works really well for $5. Without them, it would have been much more difficult for me to glue the hem of the bodice to the power nylon.