3Pcs Narrow Rolled Hem Sewing Machine Presser Foot Set for All Low Shank Snap-On Machines - 3mm, 4mm, 6mm Widths: Singer, Brother, Babylock, Janome, and More Review

These are strong feet that do what they are supposed to do. You have to practice first to master them. They work best on straight cut fabrics. I've had better luck manually smoothing the edge, sewing, and then feeding it into the presser foot rather than sewing to the edge before feeding. My delivery took longer than the premiere.

This is exactly what I needed to do the hemline on my bridesmaid dress. I consider myself a somewhat experienced seamstress (I wouldn't call myself a seamstress by any means) and figured this product out fairly easily. I ran a few test skeins on the cut fabric and figured out how to roll up the fabric and hold it at an angle. Even with practice, the fabric unfolded and my hem eventually straightened. I didn't expect it to be perfect so I just went along with it and tried to fix it as best as I…

Material could not be loaded. It took me a minute to figure out how to use it, but following a youtube tutorial later this thing works amazing. If you have trouble with this, iron/iron the fabric first and then thread it through the buttonhole. it also completely eliminates the problem of bulkiness. I have a video of me using it, although I didn't click on it, and I just managed to do it with some awkwardness. Use the small buttonhole for thinner fabrics. If the fabric is too thick, use a…

They arrived quickly and worked with my Singer 5400 but they had a learning curve, luckily I had to ditch a good 2.5 inch bridesmaid dress that my daughter needed to hem so i first cut off an inch and played with this long strip of fabric and fasteners. I watched a few videos online that were helpful, but I had to figure out how to lift the fabric a bit so it feeds properly. I chose the narrowest hemming foot after getting some practice with the medium foot and deciding it was more difficult to