Singer Gathering Presser Foot: Simultaneously Trim, Hem & Enhance Edges with Zig-Zag and Over-Edge Stitches - Sewing Simplified! Review

I need this to finish a quilt for my granddaughter. I was so excited when I received it. That works great. The ruffles around the blanket turned out beautifully.

Easy to use and perfect for my singer stylist! Be sure to watch the video on how to assemble the fabric, I mainly used it for tulle! I think if you increase the tension on the sewing machine above 0, the fabric will gather more with a wider stitch. This worked for me :)

I really wanted this foot to work but it just didn't work. The amount collected is difficult to control and was collected only occasionally. I think the old way is better. I got my leg back. FYI, it matched my 20 year old Janoma perfectly with a low top. I just wasn't working with any sequence.

I need to sew a sheer ruffle and used the longest stitch. The collection was barely visible. I would have to pull a thread to improve the ruffle. The ruffle I need to assemble is about 12 yards long and I wanted to save time. I have used the Gathering Foot on an industrial machine with very good results. It's not even close.

This sewing foot works perfectly, saves you a lot of assembly/assembly time, you have to play with the stitch length on your machine, otherwise it will just be a simple straight line with no ruffles, type it doesn't come up that quickly, just change the stitch length and width on your machine and it will work great.

I recently started sewing clothes for dolls. Most dresses have a pleated skirt. First I started using it myself and then decided to buy a Gathering Presser Foot. Wow! Big time saver. I love him and never want to miss him again. Of course, it will not be possible to collect exactly, but to collect more or less to the east. An indispensable thing when sewing an assembly. That saves a lot of time and nerves.

This little piece of shiny metal saved me HOURS of work! Although initially it took a few hours of playing with tension, stitch length and speed to get this foot working properly. There are tutorials on YouTube, and each offers a different combination of the above settings, so I recommend just experimenting for yourself. Learning is worth it! A process that took 2 hours manually now takes less than 15 minutes.

This works with my machine (Brother PC8500) but only when I use the stock extender that I have. Not sure if this is the "official" name, but it is an extra length of pole that unscrews and inserts into the regular pole like a puzzle piece. Then it snaps into the leg as usual. At first I couldn't figure out why the shaft was about half an inch shorter and figured out how to fix that - what can I say, I'm no Einstein and forgot I have an extension! However, I love this foot assembly. Beautiful…