🧵 32 Pcs Professional Sewing Foot Presser Feet Set for Singer, Brother, Janome, Babylock, Elna, Toyota, New Home, Simplicity, and Low Shank Sewing Machines Review

I used several pieces and they worked well. Perfect fit for my old Kenmore series 5000. It's a great value. You get a lot for the price. I haven't used many of the parts yet (don't know what some of them are used for). The photo or box names each piece. Used YouTube to get more information about other works and how to use them. Highly recommended for every channel. Experienced or not. Happy with this purchase.

I bought this set because it cost the same as buying the ONE Singer Roller Foot I needed for a leather holster for my Halloween costume. To be honest I've only used this leg so far, but I'm very satisfied! It fits my Singer 4411 perfectly and works like a dream! I'm just a canal lover and I know I'm ready for any project I try with this set. Large assortment at an unbeatable price!

Just received the 52 piece presser foot. It looks like a good accessory set. I have a suggestion, if possible you could include a print out with the order with a photo and the name of the foot so it would be easier for a beginner to recognize the names of each foot. There are no instructions on the package I received. Revain has a photo that could well be printed. I've tried to print this page in every way I can, but I can't get the whole page.

I think we all know what we are getting into when we order very cheap brand name items made in China and these sewing feet have you covered. If you want to try different legs that you've never heard of for different purposes, this is a good 'model' set to find out what is actually good for you and what isn't. Actual quality of the legs might appear cheap and flimsy compared to name brand legs made specifically for your machine, but they work and fit so are worth a try. I wouldn't buy them as a…

I have a Riccar 551 sewing machine. The presser feet that came with the machine are missing. So it seemed too good to be true that I could get down 42 feet for the car. And it was! 25 by 42 feet would not fit in my car. In short, I paid for 17 feet. I returned with my feet. The following sewing feet are not suitable: Guide stitch foot Open foot Zipper foot Invisible plastic foot Appliqué foot Satin stitch foot Zigzag foot Zigzag foot with 6 mm roll Invisible zipper foot Cord foot Double mesh…

Update: I recently bought a bible with sewing machine accessories and these legs have become so much more practical. If you're clueless like me on how to use most of these properly, I'd recommend something like this. In all my time sewing, I've never ventured too far into the world of "sewer feet." I have a pretty standard computerized brother with about 100 stitch options and I only use 3 of them. And I sew almost everything with the standard foot, no matter how messy it gets. Because of my…