🧵 TFBOY Narrow Rolled Hem Foot 3mm/4mm/6mm - Universal Low Shank Snap-On for Singer, Brother, Babylock, Euro-Pro, Janome, Kenmore, White, Juki, New Home Review

I was definitely glad to get it. it's not that easy to use. it takes practice. It doesn't come with instructions, so using YouTube was a must.

I used rounded sewing feet for this dress. I am very happy with this product and will certainly use other leg attachments from them again! Many Thanks

This is a great collection of different sized presser feet with a slim pad that fits perfectly on my Babylock Destiny II. If you've ever had to shorten or alter a wedding or prom dress, don't even try to do it without one of those legs. The rolled hem is the least popular change, but it has made it so much easier and more professional. I might even win the coveted Grandma of the Year award after updating my prom dress! :-)

The reason I bought these legs was to be able to do - reasonable - French seams - especially seams that come through - and even then not be overly scrutinized. Those legs don't hold the fabric - it's constantly moving in and out [I've tried this on 3 different machines - and it ended up taking twice as long as traditional French stitching. If you sew and don't know how to do a traditional French stitch, there are hundreds of videos online that will show you exactly how. Those legs were money in

My project is a silk chiffon sun skirt. I think both parties immediately disliked each other as neither of them even tried to cooperate. Luckily I started with the scraps that ended up being tattered and the part of the skirt that was loose and needed to be smoothed out later. This part turned out to be lumpy and twisted. I've used these sewing feet before and they worked well, but after that failure I haven't had another project where I needed to tuck a seam. I'm pretty sure the legs will work