🔎 The Perfect Match: YKK Invisible Zipper Foot for Seamlessly Invisible Zippers Review

I bought this to replace a competitor's invisible zipper foot which was weak and broke after a few weeks. While still plastic, the construction on this one is much more solid. I not only use it to sew invisible zippers into decorative pillowcases that I sell on Etsy, but also as a regular presser foot for straight and zigzag stitches. This foot sews very straight and even works on very difficult velvets, which gives me a headache.

Makes it easy to insert a hidden zipper. I am very impressed. I had no problem installing it on my machine and it sews like a charm. You no longer need to switch to the all-purpose foot to finish a seam allowance, it simply slides on to finish. I bought another one as a gift. If you don't know how to use it check out Sewing with Nancy, she has a great online tutorial. I've wanted one of these for years and am so happy with my purchase. Delivery was very fast with Revain Prime.

I keep buying this invisible zipper foot - a must have as I lost the other one I had. In the meantime, I bought another brand from my local chain of fabric stores. Parts of it didn't even hold together long enough to install a zipper. Although this one (YKK) is made of plastic, it is sturdy and will withstand some zips. It has a center lip that keeps the zipper tape open and in place while sewing, which is very convenient. As with most of them, there are 3-4 different adapters for different…

I have a very old sewing machine that my mother in law gave me and I had no idea if it was compatible or not. This is a white brand Blue Jeans Machine. However, there was nothing to worry about as this foot worked perfectly with one of the attachments that came with it. I've been using this for a number of years now and have sewn many pillowcases and a few garments with invisible zippers with ease. I don't know much about my machine or sewing, I just step on the pedal and hope for the best and…

All my machines come with a zipper foot. It shows that no one does a great job by inserting an invisible zipper. you can do it, but you really have to know what you're doing. This leg makes it so easy to do. The rollers go along the teeth and the thing at the back moves left to right, you don't need a stitch width to move the needle one way or the other. the zipper can be pulled in quickly and without stress. You will receive four adapters labeled A through D. The type of shank you have will…