🧵 15-Piece Domestic Sewing Machine Snap-On Presser Walking Foot Kit for Brother, Singer, Babylock, Janome, Pfaff, Kenmore, Riccar, Necchi by BIGTEDDY Review

I finally got a chance to test most of these legs over the weekend. I have also used 1/4" walking feet and zippered feet on a few projects. They are all well made, they all fit my Singer Classic perfectly and I am very glad I invested in this set! Carry a permanent marker up and mark the foam above each foot for a quick grip.

I like this thing. I bought it for the walking leg. But it took me years to figure out how to install the walking leg as the first videos I could find on YouTube were of a different type. Eventually I found a link to someone selling a similar set of legs showing each leg in use. It would be helpful if they could at least include a picture of it or a link to a youtube video showing how to put it on or how it works.

Great deal for the money. Just one pair of these legs, purchased individually from Joanna, would make up the whole set. I bought this for a low stock vintage Kenmore that I bought with CL. It didn't have an attachable leg so it included this mount and all the legs I'll ever need. I really only use straight stitch, zigzag stitch and zipper foot, but one day another might come in handy. I also like that it comes in a plastic case instead of rattling around in a sewing tool box.

At first I was just looking for a walking foot for my sewing machine then I saw this set and thought it would be nice to try them as some of them have feet that came with mine machine, have disappeared over the years. Fast forward to what I will be getting and using with this set - they are excellent, especially for the price. I first used the roller foot while working on a stretch knit project and the roller foot held up well as I had hoped. All of the feet I used in this set easily attach or…

Love the price! I have 2 Janomes 2212, Skyline S 3 high shaft and low shaft. After I bought the legs for the S3 High Shank I cost over $200. A friend suggested I look into universal feet for low shank machines. I read all the reviews on this set and the description even mentioned my Janome 2212 model so I ordered it and am happy with the legs. They seem well made, good choice of legs, some you'll probably never use, but you've got them. The walking foot is decent if you don't use it often. If…

Bought this walking leg set along with many others. I made it on the third try! Check it out: the weird metal piece on the side is for the screw that tightens your needle (rod? IDK). This is how the paw "goes". As your needle moves up and down, this lever moves the feed dog(?) on the walking foot. I think some people think this part is some kind of guide to your fabric, but it's not. Once the leg is in place, raise it up as well before tightening the screw. Maybe I'm the only one stupid enough…