SEWING PRESSER FOOTS
SEWING PRESSER FOOTS
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Description
Sewing presser feet are tools with various names and functions, from basic tasks to specialized techniques. Key examples include the all-purpose/zigzag foot>> for general stitching, the zipper foot>> for sewing zippers and piping, and the blind hem foot>> for discreet hems. Other common feet include the walking foot>> for quilting and difficult fabrics, the rolled hem foot>> for creating narrow hems, and the buttonhole foot>> for creating buttonholes.
General and basic feet
- All-Purpose/Zigzag Foot>>: A versatile foot for straight and zigzag stitches, suitable for most basic sewing tasks.
- Straight Stitch Foot>>: Used for straight-line sewing and resulting in a straight stitch line.
- Zipper Foot>>: Allows you to stitch very close to the edge of a zipper or piping. It can often be adjusted to either side of the needle.
- Invisible Zipper Foot>>: Designed to sew invisible zippers by holding the zipper teeth close to the foot for a clean finish.
This video explains the functions of common sewing machine feet including the all-purpose foot, zipper foot, and invisible zipper foot:
58s
The Twins Day
YouTube • Apr 2, 2025
Hemming and finishing feet
- Blind Hem Foot>>: Used with a blind hem stitch to create a nearly invisible hem on projects.
- Rolled Hem Foot>>: Rolls and folds fabric to create narrow, neat hems on lightweight fabrics.
- Overedge/Overcast Foot>>: Finishes seam edges to prevent fraying, especially useful for those without a serger.
- Narrow Hem Foot>>: Creates a narrow, double-folded hem.
Quilting and specialty feet
- Walking Foot>>: Has its own set of feed dogs to evenly feed multiple layers of fabric, ideal for quilting, knits, and slippery fabrics like velvet.
- Free-Motion/Darning Foot>>: Used with the feed dogs lowered or covered, allowing for freehand quilting and embroidery.
- Quarter-Inch Quilting Foot>>: Guides seams to an exact quarter-inch, common in quilting.
- Open-Toe Foot>>: Has a wide opening for better visibility during decorative and free-motion stitching.
- Ruffler Foot>>: Gathers fabric and creates pleats as you sew.
This video demonstrates how to use a free-motion or darning foot for quilting:
59s
Jan Howell
YouTube • Jan 10, 2021
Other specialized feet
- Buttonhole Foot>>: Often an adjustable or one-step foot for creating perfect buttonholes.
- Button Fitting Foot>>: Holds a button in place while you sew it to the fabric.
- Teflon/Non-stick Foot>>: Glides easily over fabrics that can stick, such as vinyl, leather, and plastic.
- Pintuck Foot>>: Creates parallel tucks for decorative effects on fabric.
- Cording/Piping Foot>>: Holds cording or piping in place for decorative seams.
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